best leveling kit?

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  1. ak_cowboy

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    I will probably just go with the spacers, no shocks. not yet at least.
     
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    Thats what I did. Got a cheap HBS 2.5" Level, and am planning on replacing it with 5100s when I do my shocks
     
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    Should have bought that HBS leveling kit earlier! Price went up to $95.
     
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    My brother has 1.5" strut spacers but he has an FX4
    His CV axles are pretty steep but no binding the I know of
    I believe it's on the drivers side, the upper control arm hits the coil bucket at full droop
     
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    Pity7700 oh umm...uhh?

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    hoping I have no issues. never saw any ill-effects on the old truck with the torsion bars cranked.
     
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    Best is subjective and you will get lots of opinions. I can say that the ReadyLift is one of the best kits out there.
     
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    ended up going with the HBS.

    might go a different route when it comes time for new shocks.
     
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    I loved my HBS level. That's what I'll be going with again


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