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[Drew_Z71]

Alright what is the difference between the Ready Lift 2.25" T6 billet leveling kit and the regular Ready Lift 2.25" leveling kit? The T6 billet can be bought in a few different colors but other than that I cant find any difference. Has anybody used either one or know what the difference is? Are the both driveway bolt ons?

[ruggedlife]

if i recall correctly the t6 billet you have to break the strut apart for so no it is not considered a driveway bolt on really, the rough country 2 inch leveling kit will be the best bang for your buck and the easiest to install. you should be able to download their instructions off their website

[The Rod]

I'm not sure what the difference is....but IMO, Readylift is over-priced if you're looking for a leveling kit. Rough Country or Zone Offroad make kits that are much cheaper and easier to install.....and still very good quality.

[AEB]

I'm not sure what the difference is either, but when I was looking at leveling kits I went with the Rough country because of price and ease of installing it. So far I couldn't be happier with the RC kit.

[Rock12]

I've installed the T6 on my Chevy. It's a little more work than the traditional leveling kits because it replaces the factor stamped steel upper strut hat (not just adding to it like the other kits). What I do know is that you get a little more height out of the T6. I was able to fit 305/55R20 on factory 20” wheel which is a pretty big tire with no rubbing. I posted a new topic about it if you want to know more.
Thanks

[d.emfinger]

I have no lift what so ever on my truck ( 2008 GMC W/T 1500 4X4). I am running a set of KMC 20" slide, I run a set 305/50/20 Nitto Terra Grapplers during most of the year. And a set of 33/12.50/20 Toyo Open Country M/Ts on the same rims during the winter. Niether set rubs at all.

What size tire could I run with the leveling kit?
Why is my truck different, is it because it is a W/T series?

[Rock12]

Your 08 GMC W/T has the same dimensions as the Chevy. Do your wheels have an offset? I have heard people running that size (305/50R20) w/ not lift. The actual size of that is 32.09 Tall and 12.20 width. As for the Toyo’s 33” I haven’t heard of anyone fitting that size without at least a leveling kit. I’d measure the tire and make sure it measure exactly what it says or if your wheels are offset that could be it. I run a 305/55R20 which is 33.2 Tall and 12.4 width w/ a ready lift T6 billet leveling kit. I had to cut a little bit off the mud flap but nothing off truck itself. I don’t see any room for any bigger.