2 Inch vs 2.5 leveling kits pro and cons

[Patrick Newman]

What is a better option

[jamesonjc]

I think it is about a 1/2" difference between the two

[Daryl LBZ]

2 inch is the better option when it comes to wear on suspension components.

[SlavO]

55,000 miles on my 2.5 everything is

A ok

[beast 10]

2 inch lower spacer is super fast to install, 2 1/2 requires more time for the upper strut spacer and the rear blocks. I for one cant see a 1/2 inch difference without measuring.

[cssnider1]

Really depends on the tires you want to run.

 

 

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[OutBurst]

A 2" up front should retain some of the stock rake. I just ordered my 2016 and I plan on adding 1" in the rear and 1" in the front. Maybe 2" up front, to level it out a little. We'll see when I get it.

[Aldila]

I just added a 2" to my 2016 and I'm 3/4" lower in the front. I can tell pretty easy visually and may add the top 1/2" spacer.

[OutBurst]

I just added a 2" to my 2016 and I'm 3/4" lower in the front. I can tell pretty easy visually and may add the top 1/2" spacer.

Can you please post a clear picture which shows the rake?

[Brian2015]

I'm curious to see what it looks like too.

[Aldila]

Can you please post a clear picture which shows the rake?

[beast 10]

This is a 2 inch level with about a half inch of rake ,I meant that you can clearly see 2 inches but it would be hard to see another half imo.

 

[Patrick Newman]

This is a 2 inch level with about a half inch of rake ,I meant that you can clearly see 2 inches but it would be hard to see another half imo.

 

Size tire setup and wheel and offset as well thanks

[beast 10]

Size tire setup and wheel and offset as well thanks

20x9 moto metal +18 with 275/60/20 toyo open country at2.

[GMC-AT]

To be these trucks need 1in min of rake to look right. Many posts on the topic about 1.5 level kits... I would read some.