2" or 2.5" rough country leveling kit on a '11 Silverado 4x4?

[SMKR]

I am wanting to do a leveling kit and a guy at work said he likes his new 2" Rough Country kit. I went to their website and noticed they have the 2" for $65 and the 2.5" for $149. Is the extra half inch worth it to run a tire 33.4" tall?

[ELVIS]

I am wanting to do a leveling kit and a guy at work said he likes his new 2" Rough Country kit. I went to their website and noticed they have the 2" for $65 and the 2.5" for $149. Is the extra half inch worth it to run a tire 33.4" tall?

measure the rake on your truck, then you will know which one you need.

god bless.

[SMKR]

Both work great, but the 2.5 they consider a suspension and cones with the rear block.

[SMKR]

2"

http://www.roughcountry.com/chevy_4wd_leveling_kit.php

2.5"

http://www.roughcountry.com/suspension/4wd-chevy/1500-leveling-lift-kit_1305.php

[ELVIS]

gotcha, for $150 i'd go 2.5. just installed a 2.5in and 35's on my new JK this weekend. if i wasnt retarded i would post pics.

god bless.

[Trip McNeely]

I got a 2.25" kit from ReadyLift, comes with the leveling key and shock extension spacers. I really like the look of it and it has no sag, even with the Ranch Hand on the front. It's a little more though at $225.

[UserX]

Can you get the 2.5 without the rear blocks? That's what I'd do. Or buy the 2" kit and buy the top strut spacer.

[UserX]

Did you catch this thread? With the 2" kit, it's still not level. I think the 2.5" without anything done in the rear would be perfect. http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=48724

[SMKR]

gotcha, for $150 i'd go 2.5. just installed a 2.5in and 35's on my new JK this weekend. if i wasnt retarded i would post pics.

god bless.

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