Rc 2" Leveling Kit?

[Dustin503]

I just got my RC kit in the mail and noticed that the holes in the leveling block itself are quite a bit bigger than the bolts. Wondering if this could cause any issues? I have seen threads of a clunk associated with this kit, and thought maybe the block could possibly move around a tad. Any ideas??? I thought about trying to put electrical tape around the bolts to fill out the hole in the block, or should I just put it together as is?

[travishale84]

i found that the hardest part about installing this kit alone was getting the holes to line up for the bolts being fed up through the bottom. i seriously doubt that with the nuts and bolts torqued to specs, with the weight of the truck on the front end. i REALLY doubt that the blocks are moving.

 

i have a couple thousand miles on my RC kit and so far its GREAT

[RyanbabZ71]

found that the hardest part about installing this kit alone was getting the holes to line up for the bolts being fed up through the bottom

 

I actually found this to be the easiest part of the install. Trying to get the upper control arm back in was a PITA. Wife had to help me (needed 4 hands) with the pass side. I muscled the drivers side back in because she was sleeping and I didnt want to wait on help. Second side definitely went faster than the first.

[SouthCo]

I wondered why the holes were so large as well. I've got less than a 1,000 miles on mine but so far no problem.

[Dustin503]

Just got the kit on with no problems. Will have it aligned tommorrow. Thanks

[Dustin503]

Just re-checked all my work on the leveling kit and noticed that the drivers side block was upside down, will this hurt anything or should I take it out and turn it over??? I feel like a dummie, but I did it at about midnight.

[RyanbabZ71]

They seem to be symetric so I dont think it would cause any issues.

[Dustin503]

They seem to be symetric so I dont think it would cause any issues.

 

 

Thanks, thats what I thought as well..