Who has the 3leaf pack by deaver

[MADTACO05]

have a single AAL, and it's too stiff, anyone have the 3leaf by deaver with their donhoe setup on an 05-07

[SinCityTaco]

Deaver is a 10 pack, not a 3 pack. I had the deavers on my truck and it rode awesome, even better than stock. I took them off though because I didn't want the rear end sitting up as high as it did. I wanted the front to be a tad higher and with the deavers I had to put too much preload on the coilovers to get it their and it rode like shit with that much preload. If you want to buy my deavers I will cut you a great deal to get them out of my garage. I am in Vegas however.

[SilverStreak05]

Originally Posted by SinCityTaco

Deaver is a 10 pack, not a 3 pack. I had the deavers on my truck and it rode awesome, even better than stock. I took them off though because I didn't want the rear end sitting up as high as it did. I wanted the front to be a tad higher and with the deavers I had to put too much preload on the coilovers to get it their and it rode like shit with that much preload. If you want to buy my deavers I will cut you a great deal to get them out of my garage. I am in Vegas however.

Might want to get your facts straight instead of just pimping your shit to sell.

Deaver does make a 3 leaf progressive pack. It's not specifically for the 05+ but it will work. You won't get as much lift as the AAL but it will ride better.

[MADTACO05]

Yeah there's a 3 leaf I know for a fact just wanted to know who has one and how they like it, I thought i made it clear that i knew there was a 10 pack already , guess not

[OneMnk]

Doesn't the deaver 10s raise the rear end more then the front? isn't it a 3" lift in the rear , if thats the case It looks pretty funny to me when the front end is already lower.

[Adventure North]

I've actually helped install and have rode in a 06 truck that has the 3 leaf AAL pack. One of my good friends in fact. It rides very much like stock and I think he got a little over 1.5" of lift. Everything fit fine when we installed it the only thing different from a normal AAL is that you remove the overload leaf. Be prepared to have to get new center pins though because deaver really torques them down before they ship the pack, they also add some gooy paint stuff to them which doesn't help. When we tried to remove the centering pins to install the leaves they both got stripped, so we had to get some new ones, the stock pins are way too short you can't use them. You'll need a hack saw as well to cut down the new center pins so you can install the bump stops. Other then those minor things I say go for it, the ride is better then a standard AAL.

[Adventure North]

Originally Posted by OneMnk

Doesn't the deaver 10s raise the rear end more then the front? isn't it a 3" lift in the rear , if thats the case It looks pretty funny to me when the front end is already lower.

No you only get 1-1.5" of lift. I got about 1.25" The deaver 12's will get you close to 3" from what I hear though.