When mods don't go as planned

Just installed lift/level from Rough Country and didn't get the"level" I was looking for. I think it's due to the worn out rear leaf springs.

 

Has anyone else had this issue?

 

Now my truck looks like those young idiots roaming the Walmart parking lot LOL

 

Needs to settle down a bit or buy 1” blocks.

 

All you need is a 300 lb steel bumper and 200 lb winch to mount in place of the front bumper.

 

^^^ l second this ^^^

 

I went with the 2in rear block

 

What about the front.?

 

I'm new to lifts, do the front shocks usually settle a little bit?

 

Time for a new leaf pack. Use blocks as a doorstop or paper holder.

 

Get an aal, problem solved.

 

Puta set of AAL’s. Cheap and easy, and you will get your level

 

AAL + 2" Block will leave rear suspension too high. Also it's not recommended to stack lifts.

AAL and no Block will leave it about where it is now.

I recommend a new leaf pack. Deaver or Icon rxt are best. OME as last resort.

 

In my experience, deavers flatten out fast.

This is all opinion OP. AAL alone should so what.you need.

 

I feel like your front coils will settle a little. Probably 3 options and all differ based on opinion and cost:
1) 1 inch block (wouldn’t go 2 inch)
2) AAL 1.5
3) new leaf pack all together

 

Thanks guys.
I'll probably go with new leaf pack

 

Remove your spare

 

Move to San Bernardino county or the Carolinas.

ETA: flatten out the bill on your ball caps as well. Maybe turn the end up a schoch.

 

Diesel swap to weigh down the front end.

 

With a leveling kit, nothing is going to 'settle'. You will need to lift the back to level it back out. I too would suggest the AAL route. If it sags more in the next couple of years, you could go full leaf packs but be ready to drop about $600 when you do that.