Level front or rear on 2WD?? Pics please!

[CaseysLTZ]

Yea keep the pics coming! Lol

[Jimmy W]

Would look a lot better with front raised instead of lowering rear?

[Criscone]

15' Silverado LT 5.3 w/ rear blocks (1.5") removed.

 

[CaseysLTZ]

I'm still undecided guys.... Just not sure which way to go...

[CaseysLTZ]

Bump

[gabekalp]

 

 

 

 

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[Criscone]

What setup is that? ^^

[gabekalp]

What setup is that? ^^

just some king shocks

[Criscone]

Looks lifted in the front?

[gabekalp]

Looks lifted in the front?

yeah the kings lit it 2-3"... much nicer than a spacer

[RobZ71LM7]

Problem with lowering the rear is losing suspension travel and the ability to run air bags for towing and hauling-otherwise I would've lowered the rear.

[mois93da]

Problem with lowering the rear is losing suspension travel and the ability to run air bags for towing and hauling-otherwise I would've lowered the rear.

id think removing the spacers from the axle to the springs would help there, at least if you're trying to level it. I'm thinking of either that or one inch shackle drop on the rear and one inch spacer up front. I don't care to drop or raise the truck I just want to even out the difference.

[mois93da]

 

 

 

 

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do you feel a need for runners?

[dbcooper748]

yeah the kings lit it 2-3"... much nicer than a spacer

Hey gabe, What did the kings run you? And did u do all 4? Or just fronts? Do you have a link to your exact setup? Thanks!

[JRL1164]

I'd personally lift the front so you don't catch that front valence on a curb.