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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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What kit are you going with Daryl?

 

 

 

 

The one thats currently on Ebay. Its adjustable from 1" to 2". Im gonna use 1 1/2" that way I still have a little rake for when I haul something.

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What kit are you going with Daryl?

 

 

 

 

The one thats currently on Ebay. Its adjustable from 1" to 2". Im gonna use 1 1/2" that way I still have a little rake for when I haul something.

 

 

 

Which one ?

 

I got mine from Ebay, and mine is adjustable as well, but the bolts that came with it were not only gr 5, but one was already corroded, and the washers were regular hardware store variety.

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-2008-2...sQ5fAccessories

 

 

The bolt thing doesn't bother me. More than likely I'll just go to the hardware store or Fastenal and get Grade 8 or 10 Anyhow.

 

 

That's the same kit I have......I got new bolts as well, but if you only use the 1 big spacer, you should be able to re-use the factory bolts. I know I can on my truck.

 

What got me, was when I emailed the guy about it, he was rather non-chalant about the bolts, and didn't even offer to do anything. I would have expected gr 8 at least, as that's what I have always received when ordering lift kits and such in the past.

 

I haven't decided if I am gonna put it on yet or not. With my boat hooked up, and the level kit on, the rear may sit right at, or slightly lower than the front, which I do not want. The boat drops the rear of the truck exactly 1" when hooked up.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-2008-2...sQ5fAccessories

 

 

The bolt thing doesn't bother me. More than likely I'll just go to the hardware store or Fastenal and get Grade 8 or 10 Anyhow.

 

 

That's the same kit I have......I got new bolts as well, but if you only use the 1 big spacer, you should be able to re-use the factory bolts. I know I can on my truck.

 

What got me, was when I emailed the guy about it, he was rather non-chalant about the bolts, and didn't even offer to do anything. I would have expected gr 8 at least, as that's what I have always received when ordering lift kits and such in the past.

 

I haven't decided if I am gonna put it on yet or not. With my boat hooked up, and the level kit on, the rear may sit right at, or slightly lower than the front, which I do not want. The boat drops the rear of the truck exactly 1" when hooked up.

 

 

 

 

 

Yea that seems to be the case a good bit with Ebay thats why I don't order alot of car parts there. As long as the blocks are atleast a good quality I'll be happy.

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Does adding a leveling kit make the trucks ride any different. I just bought a 2009 4.8 Crew Cab 4x4. I don't tow anything but a small goose trailer and a 4 wheeler from time to time, but I would love to level my truck. Don't know anything about it though. I like the looks of this one.

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Does adding a leveling kit make the trucks ride any different. I just bought a 2009 4.8 Crew Cab 4x4. I don't tow anything but a small goose trailer and a 4 wheeler from time to time, but I would love to level my truck. Don't know anything about it though. I like the looks of this one.

 

Does not affect ride quality at all. I along with many other users on this forum have the rough country level and love it.

Buy it! :(

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Does adding a leveling kit make the trucks ride any different. I just bought a 2009 4.8 Crew Cab 4x4. I don't tow anything but a small goose trailer and a 4 wheeler from time to time, but I would love to level my truck. Don't know anything about it though. I like the looks of this one.

 

Does not affect ride quality at all. I along with many other users on this forum have the rough country level and love it.

Buy it! :(

 

 

+1 Does not affect ride quality.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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*New Price*

 

$50.00 Shipped!

 

Have you sold this yet?

 

 

 

 

No sir I have not.

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