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If doing a body lift, I'd do the Zone 1.5 instead of RC 1.25 I installed my own and if I'm going to that trouble, I'm definitely getting the extra .25 inch.

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So i put my RC 2" level kit and Toyo 295/55/20's on this weekend. Install was simple, just like on my 2011. It definitely helps to have an extra set of hands when wedging that spacer in there. 295/

Saleenpowr
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Thanks. Here is one more from yesterday. Considering we're getting 8-10 inches of rain the next two days, I won't be taking any better pics soon.  

FH212
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Mine is finally done! After months of research I went with the RC 2.5" level kit front only, stock rear block. 20"x9" Fuel Nutz w/ +1 offset, 33x12.50x20 Toyo M/T tires. No rubbing, No trimming, yet a

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Has anyone tried using both methods to lift the front of their truck? The c style block under the shock and the spacer above the strut? I don't want to waste the money on both if it won't work. Thanks in advance!

hogwash Enthusiast

hogwash

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That's what the RC 2.5 kit is.

 

 

Has anyone tried using both methods to lift the front of their truck? The c style block under the shock and the spacer above the strut? I don't want to waste the money on both if it won't work. Thanks in advance!

Kander41 Enthusiast

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TGC 2.5" leveling kit and new Nitto G2s 275/65r20 with no rubbing. Tires look so much better than the stockers.b1a06cc0c7bf65a012c2d255bff3a209.jpg

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surebuttercringe Enthusiast

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Has anyone tried using both methods to lift the front of their truck? The c style block under the shock and the spacer above the strut? I don't want to waste the money on both if it won't work. Thanks in advance!

Yes, I did. I put the 1.5" top spacer on first and it wasn't enough to make the truck level so I added another 1" bottom spacer. Works fine, no issues.

1badtie Enthusiast

1badtie

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TGC 2.5" leveling kit and new Nitto G2s 275/65r20 with no rubbing. Tires look so much better than the stockers.b1a06cc0c7bf65a012c2d255bff3a209.jpg

You think the Terra Grappler G2 would fit but in a 295/60/20?

Kander41 Enthusiast

Kander41

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You think the Terra Grappler G2 would fit but in a 295/60/20?

Yeah I think it's possible. The actual height will actually be less on the truck and the width may push it closer to the fender liner which can be pulled back.

 

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No Tyme Senior Enthusiast

No Tyme

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Has anybody done the RC 2.5" leveling kit and put on 275/65r20's. The rim will have a +12 offset.

I have a 14 Crew 4x4 with RC 2.5" level/lift and running Cooper Discoverer's 275 R60 20" on stock wheels (2013 LTZ wheels).crew2.jpg

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I have a 14 Crew 4x4 with RC 2.5" level/lift and running Cooper Discoverer's 275 R60 20" on stock wheels (2013 LTZ wheels).crew2.jpg

That size is a full inch smaller than the 275/65. Do you think that you would have enough room for a bigger size?
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MR.HAPPY

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OK Guys, Need opinions here...

15 Silverado 1500 crew 4x4 no Z71 with 6.2 & max tow pkg, with 2.5 RC leveling kit & 1.5 body lift.

What offset do I need to run BFG KO LT305/65/R18s on Raceline 901C 18x9s?

Tires are 33.5" tall & 12" wide

Thanks!

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MR.HAPPY

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Don't see a 295/55 Cooper STT Pro on their site?

How tall & wide are they?

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