Auto Spring Leveling kit?

[Chiefmorton]

I was wondering if anyone has any experience or have heard anything about this brand of kit. I like the looks of it and according to my measurements on my truck in stock form it should set 1/4-1/2" higher in the rear once installed.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2007-2012-CHEVY-GMC-SILVERADO-SIERRA-2-5-LIFT-LEVELING-/130613691441?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Make%3AGMC&vxp=mtr&hash=item1e692ec431

[ZmanZ71]

Always used the autospring when i drove ford's. They were the best for the f150's because they were ofset or something like that to cure the death wobble that the fords get with a leveling kit and D or E LT tires. Worked great on them, but doesnt' seem to be a problem on the chevys anyways.

[scz71864]

Most people around here go with rough country. Its easier to install and you will get the same results. You can also do the blocks in the back too

[Chiefmorton]

Always used the autospring when i drove ford's. They were the best for the f150's because they were ofset or something like that to cure the death wobble that the fords get with a leveling kit and D or E LT tires. Worked great on them, but doesnt' seem to be a problem on the chevys anyways.

 

 

Thanks for the reply thats good information. I'm strattle of the fence on what to do would love a full blown 4" suspension lift but thats not in the cards right now mainly not in the checkbook lol. I may just shoot for a leveling kit and then shoot for a little larger tires.