Leveling '01 Dodge

[jc248]

There's so many leveling kits out there, who makes a good inexpensive one that's reliable. I've searched and read and they all sound about the same. Anyone with 1st hand knowledge?

Thanks,
John

[lmagee]

I have the daystars and have no complaints, I have never heard anything bad about any of the other kits either

[in2gpn]

Daystars here ..great product

[jc248]

that's just a poly bushing right? You don't need the longer arms or anything like that?

Thanks,
John

[ohmscj]

We've done alot of Tought Country Spacers. Never had a single complaint and you don't need to install anything else. (Would recommend shocks while your in there)

[Foolish]

We've done alot of Tought Country Spacers. Never had a single complaint and you don't need to install anything else. (Would recommend shocks while your in there)
On two occasions I have seen two fail. The welds on the orbiting rings broke...
I had pro-comp 3" spacers on mine (made of AL), daystars are also nice (they are not a bushing, rather a polyurethane spacer, and you chuck your stock spring isolator.)

[Slowerthanu]

I bought some off of Ebay, they use a 1/4 inch ring attached to a piece of tube that is also 1/4 inch.

I will recieve them in about a week, I will post up some pictures.

I bought some Bilstein 5100's for my rig at the same time.

I have 2 concerns though.

I need to get it realigned because the Dodge likes as much caster as you can give it.

I may go with an updated track-bar from these guys.

http://www.solidsteel.biz/

As long as it doesn't come in that retarded red color, make mine black tahnk you.

Dan

[Slowerthanu]

I would add a few welds to the track bar bracket to makes sure it stays put, I would tack the nuts into place too.

I am a bitch about doing things right, almost all people have told me that the Track-bar is a non-issue.