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Originally Posted by ellroy2 View Post
Thanks for all the responses.

Would installing either Eibach or Bilstein all around on stock springs require rear spacers then to get any rear lift?
To get lift in the rear, you need to either add spacers or taller coils.

If you only go up 1.5" in the front, you don't need a spacer or a taller coil in the rear because you will level the truck (technically, you will still be 1/4" higher in the rear), but will look very close to level.
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