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JHP . Rake is usually refering to the difference in height between the front and back of the truck. So if the truck has 1" of rake, that will imply the back is 1" higher than the front. Negitive rake would be if the front was actually higher than the back. ( not good). " poke" is the amount the tires stick out passed the fenders, generally done with offset wheels. Hope that helps. Most trucks will have a couple inches of rake, so when you load it the truck becomes level. If you dont have enough rake, the truck will handle poorly with a load. Good Luck E

This will give you about 3/4" rake. Feels fine. If you are just occasional 4x4 driver your all set. Makes a 1500 the same height as a factory 2500HD. If your serious 4 wheeler; You would want to add a custom upper control arm with the correct Ball joint angle to match a 3" lift. And if your getting radical some longer shocks on rear. Good Luck. E

Here is our Sierra 1500 with 33" tires and 3" lift. Rides and handles fine with NO rubs.

Here is 3" kit on my 1500 Sierra. It now measures right at 40" in front and 42.5" at rear with the 33" tires,285/70/17" to the Bottom of the wheel wells. Sits about the same as factory 2500HDs. Not even close to rubing anywhere. Rides and handles nicely. Get alot of " oh you bought a 3/4 ton?" Comments all the time. I am pretty sure 35" would have worked just fine. But I didnt want to loose that much mileage.