Truck has minor squat look

So I recently installed Bilstein 5100's all around and the front is set to 2.5". There is no block in the rear. My shop said I can either put a 1" block in rear or lower the front down to 1.75". What would be the best option? I am running 285/70R17 tires on 17x9 wheels.

I want truck to sit level, and would prefer not using a block and lowering the shocks to 1.75". If I do this, will I scrub (right now I have zero scrub). Truck will not be used off road.

 

Here’s a pic

 

Or would block be better? Would it impact ride quality bad ?

 

You could get an AAL to raise the back without a block.

 

I want truck to sit level. What is the best course of action to achieving this. Whether it be Block, AAL, or lowerig shocks

 

Blocks suck! They help you get axle wrap faster. Use an Aal!!!

 

Ok, so any recommendations for AAL to achieve level stance with 2.5" Bilstein shocks up front?

 

Relax... Op unchained510 is trying to explain what a Help situation is
Like someone is broken down or worse. Maybe a title like : My truck squats, opinions please

 

Off hand , I'd ask @HeadStrong Off-Road

 

I didn't know, but now I do. Will not make the mistake again of posting HELP in the title unless it's an emergency.

 

I'm not mad, just offering future ideas.
Looks like maybe a 1.5AAL might be a good . Headstrong offroad,, Wheelers, Icon.. Etc

 

I would go for AAL as others have said.

 

Also .. If you had an emergency that you needed unchained5150 would be there to help.... Great guy .. FYI

 

Y'all wouln't say lower the front shocks to 1.75"?

 

Depends on what you want? An AAl is not hard to put in or have put in.

 

I want the truck to sit perfectly level with no scrubbing. I am running 285x70x17 tires on 17x9 wheels. currently there is no rubbing. i also do not go off road

 

I’d go with a three leaf progressive AAL pack from Headstrong or Wheelers. It will probably give you a little forward rake which is nice for when you load the bed down so you’re not sitting nose high with a sweet bro lean. Ride is a lot better than a stiff single AAL and actually gives you a useful lift unlike a block.

 

I went with a toytech AAL with Billy's all around. Like it but will be adding 884's.

 

You can add a heavy front bumper with a winch to bring the front down a little. But being serious. A small 1" block would be fine especially if you don't go off-roading. Make sure you leave the overload leaf on if you have a block as that will help with axle wrap. Head Strong has several options and there prices are very reasonable.

 

I know this may sound stupid, but what is "axle wrap"? I don't know anything about this kind of stuff.. a shop will be installing the block or AAL