I just picked one up for my 2wd 08 from NCD for $90. Can't really beat that IMO.
Looking for a Leveling kit for 2008 4X4
Anyone have one for sale used?
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I looking for leveling kit for 2wd where did you get urs from? I have 05 ccLandShark said:I just picked one up for my 2wd 08 from NCD for $90. Can't really beat that IMO.
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Realize with any leveling kit over 1.3" your upper control arms will contact your spring / Coil buckets at full droop. The only way around this is to install aftermarket control arms for around $600. I wish I knew this before I ordered mine.
Some people say that this isn't a problem "unless you jump your truck" this is not true. The first day I installed mine I hit a dip in the highway at 50mph and they hit and left gouges in the coil spring bucket. Then other people say you just need to grind a little metal off the spring bucket. I also tried this even though it killed me grinding metal off of a non replaceable part on a brand new truck. I found that unless I ground around a 1/2" off the spring bucket the upper control arms would still it.
Mac
Some people say that this isn't a problem "unless you jump your truck" this is not true. The first day I installed mine I hit a dip in the highway at 50mph and they hit and left gouges in the coil spring bucket. Then other people say you just need to grind a little metal off the spring bucket. I also tried this even though it killed me grinding metal off of a non replaceable part on a brand new truck. I found that unless I ground around a 1/2" off the spring bucket the upper control arms would still it.
Mac
Will there be a problem with this using the Donahoe Racing Coil-Over? I am thinking about using these as well...cmacclel said:Realize with any leveling kit over 1.3" your upper control arms will contact your spring / Coil buckets at full droop. The only way around this is to install aftermarket control arms for around $600. I wish I knew this before I ordered mine.
Some people say that this isn't a problem "unless you jump your truck" this is not true. The first day I installed mine I hit a dip in the highway at 50mph and they hit and left gouges in the coil spring bucket. Then other people say you just need to grind a little metal off the spring bucket. I also tried this even though it killed me grinding metal off of a non replaceable part on a brand new truck. I found that unless I ground around a 1/2" off the spring bucket the upper control arms would still it.
Mac
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