I've got a 2001 Dodge 3/4 ton 4x4 that I'd like to level up. It's not in any way shape or form a wheeler but I'd like to just lift the front up a little to level it and run a 35x12.50. I can get the coil spacers for around $120 or get these adjustable deals for $139. Anyone ever try this type of lift? Are they any good? I'm kinda leaning towards the adjustable ones. They say it's 1" to 5" adjustable but I would probly only need 1 1/2" or 2" to get what I want. I found these adjustable ones at truckinsuspension.com (http://www.truckin-nashville.com/product.asp?returnURL=default.asp&ID=22781) They had some other stuff that looked interesting also.

Anyone?

Nothing to it. They are fine but you probably don't need the adjustable. I have installed plenty of these regular spacers and it's easy and it works out fine

Originally posted by TJ FLEX
Nothing to it. They are fine but you probably don't need the adjustable. I have installed plenty of these regular spacers and it's easy and it works out fine

Thanks. Do the non adjustable ones level the truck or just get it closer to level? I was thinking the adjustable ones might be cool cuz if needed I could adjust it up or down a little to get it just where I want it. Also the adjustable ones are only $20 more. But at the same time I didn't know if they might be some kinda hammy deal you put in there. Might be better to have a solid spacer that doesn't have threads to strip or something like that

I doubt you would need to "fine tune" your lift height. 2 inches is pretty much 2 inches. Keep it simple and a little cheaper;)