Leveled 04-08 owners, I need your help!
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03-26-2010, 09:51 AM
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03-26-2010, 09:54 AM
It's in yer Sig !
or, search fer yer own previous posts
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03-26-2010, 09:59 AM
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Well, a 2'' spacer isn't a 2'' lift is I think where he is going (hopefully, I know you guys have a lot more experience than I do on this one). 
I have the 2.5'' AS kit, and I think my spacer measured just under 2'' out of the box, but netted closer to 2.75'' when it was installed.
I have the 2.5'' AS kit, and I think my spacer measured just under 2'' out of the box, but netted closer to 2.75'' when it was installed.
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Yup, made that sig just a few weeks ago...level installed over a year ago. I *think* its 2.5", but looking at my truck, it has a front rake and nothing was done to the rear? One of my friends pointed it out to me yesterday and it got me thinking and now I can't be sure!
This is embarrassing haha
This is embarrassing haha
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03-26-2010, 10:54 AM
You got that right!
We would be remiss, sir if we did not do our duty as fellow members and comrades to constantly remind you of that fact
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PS - front rake with NO changes out back is usually an indication of 2.5" - I think.
We would be remiss, sir if we did not do our duty as fellow members and comrades to constantly remind you of that fact
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PS - front rake with NO changes out back is usually an indication of 2.5" - I think.
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03-26-2010, 11:04 AM
I get this confuded all the time. So let me rephrase - lower in front with no changes out back means it's very likely NOT a 2.5" - some other feller on here noticed a slight rise in front with a 2.5". All else being equal, of course.
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03-26-2010, 11:08 AM
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2.5" - 1 5/8
3" - 1 3/4
so by logic
2" - 1 1/2
BUT..... I dont know if the ratio holds since its not a 1:1 spacer to lift
3" - 1 3/4
so by logic
2" - 1 1/2
BUT..... I dont know if the ratio holds since its not a 1:1 spacer to lift
10-4 ... NP, sir.
I get this confuded all the time. So let me rephrase - lower in front with no changes out back means it's very likely NOT a 2.5" - some other feller on here noticed a slight rise in front with a 2.5". All else being equal, of course.
I get this confuded all the time. So let me rephrase - lower in front with no changes out back means it's very likely NOT a 2.5" - some other feller on here noticed a slight rise in front with a 2.5". All else being equal, of course.
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