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What leveling kits are you guys running? On my 2016, I just ran the 2.5 Motofab for the front with the RC Upper Control Arms. My problem is, I can’t seem to find control arms for 2020s without being 3” or higher. Curious on y'alls setups. I’m going to end up running 33s (A/T’s) on 22s. 

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I have a 1.5" procomp top mount strut spacer.  I installed it last week, and the truck now sits at 39 1/4 is on all four corners.  I tried the bottom spacer but it pushed the shock into the cv boot so I took it off and went with the top mount.  

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55 minutes ago, Jared Walters said:

What leveling kits are you guys running? On my 2016, I just ran the 2.5 Motofab for the front with the RC Upper Control Arms. My problem is, I can’t seem to find control arms for 2020s without being 3” or higher. Curious on y'alls setups. I’m going to end up running 33s (A/T’s) on 22s. 

I got an LT with the motofab 2.5" in front and a 1" in block in the back.  I have factory control arms because Ive heard 3" and above is when you need different ones.

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7 hours ago, andrewb24 said:

I got an LT with the motofab 2.5" in front and a 1" in block in the back.  I have factory control arms because Ive heard 3" and above is when you need different ones.

How have the factory control arms held up? Also, how much of a difference was the height from front to back without adding the 1" rear block?

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On 12/15/2020 at 8:51 PM, Jared Walters said:

How have the factory control arms held up? Also, how much of a difference was the height from front to back without adding the 1" rear block?

It should be about level. I had a 2" lower strut kit from rough country and I also have a 1" block in the back. I was a .5" high in the back then i put the 2.5" upper strut kit from motofab but havent checked it since then.

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Just installed the Fox CoilOver 2in kit. Rides pretty good but I had to put a block in the rear to give it some rake. 

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