[farkie]

Hey all, got some extra Christmas money and am going to level my rig. I am going with Toytec spacers, my question which would do the job better 2" or 2.5".

Thanks for your input and I hope you all have had the greatest of Holidays.

 

[lotust]

Hey all, got some extra Christmas money and am going to level my rig. I am going with Toytec spacers, my question which would do the job better 2" or 2.5".

Thanks for your input and I hope you all have had the greatest of Holidays.

I was thinking of doing this also. Do you plan on ever adding a cap for the back ?

 

[farkie]

Eventually, but I have other things I would like to do first. I just can't stand the downward rake and want to correct it.

 

[Pb]

Get the 3" Pro Basic kit.

 

[LiquidClen]

I think it is only a 2" difference...could be wrong, someone correct me if I am

 

[BabyBlue]

I think it is only a 2" difference...could be wrong, someone correct me if I am

That is correct. If you raise the front any higher than 2" it will sit nose high.

 

[lZl jody lZl]

so there will be a 2" difference in the front wheel well than the back when the spacers are put on?

 

[BabyBlue]

so there will be a 2" difference in the front wheel well than the back when the spacers are put on?

If you install spacers that are supposed to give you a 2" lift in the front then the truck should sit level and have the same measurement from the ground to the center of the fenderwells in front and back.

Myself, I prefer to keep the back a little higher than the front.