truck lift kit

[BuckWild.0225]

well i'm about to pull the trigger on a leveling kit and want to hear what everyone likes. i'm about to buy a 3-1/2" Full Lift Leveling Complete Kit, heavy metal lift off ebay. i've been doing research and i haven't heard anything bad about them. i've read that rough country has problems and i want to stay away from the aluminum spacers. looking for the steel spacers. i would love the 6" but that costs to much. oh and i drive a 08 gmc sierra z71 slt

[SwitchAssault800]

ive never been a fan of spacers at all, but its definately the cheapest way to go.

but id reccomend a true suspension level. something like Rancho has.
or these are apparantly good if your wanting spacers.
http://www.readylift.com/c-123-gmc-s...6-lug-225.aspx

[BuckWild.0225]

thats aluminum. thanks tho.

[SwitchAssault800]

i bet 99% of them are. people have run them for ages. no issues.

heres a steel one though

http://www.jcwhitney.com/2007-2011-g...07-2011j1.jcwx

[04sm500ho]

I have a 2"skyjacker leveling kit in my 09 sierra and i have had no issues. for the back i went to west end spring and picked up from them a 3" block and they custom made u bolts. it is a little rougher ride of course, but it looks good. Make sure you post pics when your truck is done

[84_250rtrike]

I put a Daystar on my frontier,haven't had any issues.

[MoneyMaker]

I've also heard that ReadyLift is a good quality product. So how does putting on a level lift with torsion keys affect ur ride?

[waterhen19]

I used a Truxx levelling kit (3" front 1" rear) and haven't had any issues....

[Hondaracing]

i have (3 1/2" front 1" back) leveling kits on my 10 GMC canyon with off road package installed by Kal Tire a year ago and havent had any issuess. Its looked sweet!!

[Disme]

I have installed sveeral BDS lift kits and have found them to be great and have an unbeatable warrenty (lifetime)

[Ilovetoys]

I installed this on my 2012 dodge and love it. Mechanic said easiest leveling kit he has ever put in

http://www.prorydeliftkits.com/Chevr...p/74-1000g.htm

[nicklepickle]

I got aluminum spacers in the front of my 07 silverado and no problems at all. But just so you know if you level your truck, as soon as you load your quad in the box your truck will sag in the back and make your headlights point for the sky. So to fix it look into a load leveling kit from Airlift. Its air bags that you put in between your leaf springs and frame, you can fill the bags maually with an air compressor out of your shop or by the onboard compressor kit and wiring in an air compressor under the hood of your truck and install gauges and switch in the cab. I also put this in my truck, its sweet. Now myt truck doesnt look like a whimp goin down the hwy haulin my quad or camper etc

[gkram1985]

^^^^X2 on the leaf spring sag


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[gully800xmr]

So did you end up going with the heavy metal lift? I was looking at the same one. If you did go with it how do you like it? Was it easy to install?


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[BuckWild.0225]

havent pulled the trigger yet. i'm looking into the rancho 4" lift. apparently u just have to replace the shocks in the back and struts in the front.

[B Man]

i have a readylift 3" in the front 1" in the back. its aluminum and i wouldnt go with anything else. any reason why your wanting steel?

[gully800xmr]

Well I bought the Heavy Metal Lift off eBay. So the transformation is starting on my 2011 gmc Sierra.