Spacer lift

[Whodat504]

I'm looking at getting a spacer lift. I'm thinking about the daystar 2.5/1.5 but i do not want anything that is not good quality. Are daystar spacers a good quality? Or is there better? I don't want to have to change them again. Thanks in advanced

 

[Cygan1008]

Daystar is very good quality, they are polyurethane spacers instead of steel or aluminum. If your looking for a spacer kit you won't be disappointed with those. There's a lot of people running them on here.

 

[Miguelon]

I'm looking at getting a spacer lift. I'm thinking about the daystar 2.5/1.5 but i do not want anything that is not good quality. Are daystar spacers a good quality? Or is there better? I don't want to have to change them again. Thanks in advanced

I like the 3" Toytech

 

[ebg18t]

I'm looking at getting a spacer lift. I'm thinking about the daystar 2.5/1.5 but i do not want anything that is not good quality. Are daystar spacers a good quality? Or is there better? I don't want to have to change them again. Thanks in advanced

I would be more worried about the condition of your current shocks. Depending on that you might be better served by installing a set of 5100 shocks and adding the rear spring spacers. Especially if you are paying for labor.

 

[t-man]

I just installed the rear 1.5 along with the 5100's. I thought they were really well put together and I don't forsee any issues with them. Like [MENTION=86678]ebg18t[/MENTION] said above me here, if you need shocks go the route I did, if not then just get the Daystar blocks.