Leveling out my 4th gen..

BlkSS1755

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are there any spacers out there that can level out the front of my truck to be as high as the rear? i 've seen higher lift spacers from Revtek and daystar, but they are about 2-2.5" lift.. i think i need about 1 inch or less in the front..
 
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if the spacers from Revtek are metal, you could buy them and just shave them down. Or you could call them and maybe they will modify them for you. Just a suggestion.

Joseph
 
Both Revtek and Daystar are polyeurethane so you can just trim them accordingly.

I am debating to pick up some revtek but only need to rear so maybe we can talk :) Not sure as I'm still trying to work things but I do end up picking up the revtek's, I'll give ya a PM to see if you're interested in the fronts.
 
Biff said:
Vinnie


Check it out I leveled out the truck. I put in the 2.5 inch Daystar spacers in the front. I got 36.3 inches in the back and 35.9 inches in the front.

Biff, do you have the Xreas suspension? Also, are the measurements from teh ground to the bottom edge of the fender?
 
Yes I do have Xreas, and the measurements are from the bottom of the fender to the ground.
 
I just got back i9n town and could look through your shots on my cable inste3ad of the dial-up. That looks really good. I had been wondering what could be done to level it out. I wonder how much it would cost to have the spacers installed. I think I could do it myself, but it is more a matter of time. Good job!:thumb:
 
Definetly do it yourself, the mechanics or suspension shops I spoke to were not very trustworthy. Took me and a friend about six hours. Total cost was $176 including tooks and spacers.
 
I put the Revtek on mine ... 3" in front, 2.5" in rear - leveled it out quite nicely. I have xreas too.

I don't think that you can go wrong either by getting Revtek, or Daystar.

And yes, do it yourself. If I can do it, anyone can.
 
biff,
your truck looks great!! more after pics!!!:cheers: i read in another thread you had ABS problems? was alignment needed?
 
Great pics! I just got my the Daystar leveling kit. :D (Part #KT09117BK) I purchased here: Level

BTW - Anyone have any suggestions for a shop to do the install in the greater Seattle/Tacoma area?

TIA
 
Do the lift yourself. Save you tons of cash, and it gives you a great sense of satisfication.
 
do it yourself, really. you'll be so glad that you did, and you'll save a bunch of money that route. also, you can take all the time you want on it and be as careful as you see fit. you'll be so proud of yourself, too!
 
Biff

Can you give us a little more info [prob already have] on the sliders you have in place of the stock runnin' boards? Did they not interfere with your Xreas? Thanks.
 

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