How Is The Rc 2'' Leveling Kit?

[loydpena93]

i wanna level my truck but i wanna make sure i get a good quality one

[Matt_]

I think the 2" RC is the best bang for the buck leveling kit out there now and it can be installed in less than an hour. You cant go wrong with it IMO.

[MacA]

I think the 2" RC is the best bang for the buck leveling kit out there now and it can be installed in less than an hour. You cant go wrong with it IMO.

 

What Matt said!! In my opinon...the only way to go!

[zcs626]

tons of reviews of it on here...but i have the 2" RC kit on mine and I love it. rides smooth as it did without it as well.

[loydpena93]

I think the 2" RC is the best bang for the buck leveling kit out there now and it can be installed in less than an hour. You cant go wrong with it IMO.

 

What Matt said!! In my opinon...the only way to go!

 

 

 

with those nitto all terrains, do those 285's rub at all. did u have to do any mods to the wheel wells if so?

[STINSAN3]

tons of reviews of it on here...but i have the 2" RC kit on mine and I love it. rides smooth as it did without it as well.

 

 

Same here.

[MacA]

with those nitto all terrains, do those 285's rub at all. did u have to do any mods to the wheel wells if so?

 

No rubbing at all. I have about 3/8" clearance at the closest point, which is about full turn. The 285/65/18's are 32.6" diameter. You should be clear up to a 33" diameter tire.

[JRLZ71]

Put my RC 2 inch kit on about 5,000 miles ago, and I love it. Very easy to install, and allowed me to fit bigger tires on my stock wheels

[lsuguy]

What everyone else said

[darkfox1]

I have the RC 2" kit on my truck and haven't had a problem. Been on maybe 3-400 miles.

 

I was apprehensive about the blocks being plastic.. and I worry every time I hit a speed bump or a very hard pothole that I'm going to crack them, but it hasn't yet...