Leveling Kit

[BRIANM333]

Which leveling kit is better for a 2010. The spacer on top of the strut or the spacer on bottom?

[1ntimid8r]

Search is your friend....

 

Go here: http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?showforum=46

 

Rough Country is by far the most popular and it's under the strut installation

[Fallz]

I have a 2" Daystar kit on my 11 GMC . Rides and handles fine , no issues .

 

My only issue is that i want more lift now ......lol . A nice 3"-4" would be nice , but cant find one .

[700 sportsman]

I agree, the "under the strut" method is the most popular and installs easier.

 

As for more than 2.5 or 3 You definately would want to go with a lift, that much of a level with stress you front end components un neccesarily

[d1verse_guy]

I have a 2" Daystar kit on my 11 GMC . Rides and handles fine , no issues .

 

My only issue is that i want more lift now ......lol . A nice 3"-4" would be nice , but cant find one .

 

did you install yourself or pay someone? I just got a 11 Silverado and I'm not sure I want to take on the project. But the dealership charges too much in Las Vegas.

[Fallz]

My friend owns a suspension shop so he did it with alignment.

 

Daystar kit , labor and alignment was 300.00

[BlackZ71Silverado]

I have a 2" Daystar kit on my 11 GMC . Rides and handles fine , no issues .

 

My only issue is that i want more lift now ......lol . A nice 3"-4" would be nice , but cant find one .

 

did you install yourself or pay someone? I just got a 11 Silverado and I'm not sure I want to take on the project. But the dealership charges too much in Las Vegas.

 

 

 

You can do it yourself with a jack (stands) and a couple wrenches, it's an easy install. All you should need to pay for is an alignment after you install the spacers.