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Question about leveling rear from stock

Discussion in 'Street Trucks' started by joyotaco, Oct 25, 2012.

  1. Oct 25, 2012 at 9:49 AM
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    joyotaco

    joyotaco [OP] Tenderfoot

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    Ken
    Ann Arbor, MI
    Vehicle:
    98 2.4L 2wd
    Removable ladder/sailboat rack, Pioneer DEH-6400BT, clear bumper signals
    I've been a guy who loves lifted trucks all my life, but I have nothing but respect for y'all slammin' your pickups. I know just as much if not more fab goes into your rigs as offroaders.

    Since I've got a 5 lug reg cab, I've decided to embrace it's shorter stature but I'm a total newb with lowering. I like it the way it sits minus one thing. I'd like to leave the front stock and drop the rear just enough to make it level with the front and I wonder if there's a way to do so without ruining the trucks load cap.

    Should I invest in a couple 2" drop blocks? How much is involved in installation? Would I need different shocks, brake lines, etc? My apologies if there's a thread already about this. I couldn't find anything like this in my search.
     
  2. May 28, 2019 at 10:56 AM
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    taco.the.track

    taco.the.track Well-Known Member

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    What ever came of this? I'm interested in achieving the same w/ my 2015 2.7L 5-lug.

    I'm torn between leveling via lifting the front, or leveling via lowering the back. I'm assuming some small blocks would do the trick, but don't know a specific size to opt for.

    Any insights?
     

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