2014+ Leveling Kits

ShotgunZ71 · August 15, 2014

It feels better than the Goodyear SRA 275/55R20's thats for sure, more tire between the wheel and the ground is always better. I wish I would have got 18" wheels when I bought the truck. I"m not really a fan of the 20" wheels. If you want a slightly more aggressive look get the michelin LTX A/T2, they are great tires also.

Edit: MPG did not change

Your truck looks sharp. I would have worked a deal with you for a rim swap! I like the 18's and 20'son these trucks. I believe the overal height/diameter between the 2 are pretty close, too.

pdv127 · August 15, 2014

You are going to need to stick as close to 0 offset as you can. Mine are a +1 with 33's and no real rub.

What tires are you running and what rims? Are they 20x9s? Post some pics if you have them. I just ordered fuel mavericks 20x9 with +14 offset, now I'm wondering if I should cancel and order them with the +1 offset that they also offer

14SLTZ71 · August 16, 2014

Your truck looks sharp. I would have worked a deal with you for a rim swap! I like the 18's and 20'son these trucks. I believe the overal height/diameter between the 2 are pretty close, too.

The front is about 1/2 inch lower then the rear now.

I love this 2" level kit, the truck feels so much better now. If anyone is on the fence about putting a level kit on, do it, you won't be disappointed.

For the guy who just wants the front closer to level, 2" is as high as I would go, you don't want to chance premature ball joint or CV shaft wear.

Edited August 16, 2014 by 14LTZZ71

CbraSvt01 · August 16, 2014

2" Rough Country Level with Michelin LTX M/S2

That's the perfect look, exactly what I want.

ShotgunZ71 · August 16, 2014

The front is about 1/2 inch lower then the rear now.

I love this 2" level kit, the truck feels so much better now. If anyone is on the fence about putting a level kit on, do it, you won't be disappointed.

For the guy who just wants the front closer to level, 2" is as high as I would go, you don't want to chance premature ball joint or CV shaft wear.

Yeah, your truck looks just like mine except for the 20s and I have the 6.5' bed. I put the RC level kit on also. Truck rides great and gets many compliments from others. Edited August 16, 2014 by ShotgunZ71

rcmike · August 17, 2014

Has anyone used the Belltech part #994 on there truck ? I'm interested in dropping the front just an inch and the rear 3 to get it closer to level. Thx

Brennenc1 · August 17, 2014

2" level stock tires

2.5" level, factory rear block and 295-60-20 toyo AT II

BlueWrapper · August 18, 2014

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2.5" level, factory rear block and 295-60-20 toyo AT II

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Any rubbing with those 295/60r20s? What offset are your wheels?

Hop · August 19, 2014

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2.5" level, factory rear block and 295-60-20 toyo AT II

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Looks like you're just a hair higher in the front. Looks good though.

Anyone try the 2.5 RC level with just the bottom spacers?

Utemachine · August 19, 2014

Here is mine with a 2.5 RC level. The wheels are 20x9 Fuels with a +14 offset running Duratrac 275/65/20's. So far no rubbing.

Jay700 · August 19, 2014

Looks like you're just a hair higher in the front. Looks good though.

Anyone try the 2.5 RC level with just the bottom spacers?

Edited August 19, 2014 by Jay700

Jay700 · August 19, 2014

Yes I did just the bottom spacer and 2 inch block in the back I like it and got lazy now I've got the half inch spacers sitting in my closet collecting dust lol

Brennenc1 · August 19, 2014

No rubbing at all. The wheels are factory

FH212 · August 19, 2014

What tires are you running and what rims? Are they 20x9s? Post some pics if you have them. I just ordered fuel mavericks 20x9 with +14 offset, now I'm wondering if I should cancel and order them with the +1 offset that they also offer

Sorry I have been offline for a few days. Here are my Fuels 20x9 +1 offset.