Looking for information on a reverse level kit

Hey guys, the title sums up what I am asking - I want to lower the back of my truck to level it relative to the front. I have a 2006 4x4.

I am fully aware of how controversial this is on a site like this, but this is what I want to do to MY truck.

I do not want to remove any of my leafs, I was hoping more for a 1"-1.5" block that I could put in between my axle and the leaf pack. Do any of you guys have experience with this or maybe a specific part that you used that worked? I have done a bit of perusing the interweb in search of it, but I thought this would be a cool discussion to start.

Thanks in advance!

 

putting a block in between the axel and leaf will give you lift, not make it lower....

 

Take a couple sacks of quickrete and mist a garden hose over the bags without opening. Let them harden up overnight. Then strap those bad boys between the fender wells.

 

unless it has the leafs under the axle

 

Get a longer shackle

 

Look at the truck. It clearly doesn't.

 

This is probably the easiest way if you ask me. Back in the day I dropped my old Silverado's rear end using longer shackles.

 

Ah. I was under the impression that I had a SUA. My bad.

To the comments saying to just prematurely wear put or damage my leafs, kindly ask yourself why that was necessary.


So yeah, a longer shackle would do the trick. Anyone have a suggestion on which one? Also- would putting a longer shackle effect the spring rate of the rear noticeably?

 

Longer shackle is gonna be the best route to go.

For all intents and purposes, the drop a shakle will produce is half the extra length in this case. So if you wanted a 1in drop look for a 2in longer shackle (cus the axle is halfway between the front and rear of the leaf.

I will say, probably not the best route to go as your uptravel will suffer which means you will be hitting bumpstops WAY more.