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What would you do?..
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ScottChurch
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I would probably use bilstein 5100s. I think that’ll be your best option to achieve just a little lift so you’ll sit level.
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I have to ask, what’s the point in leaving a truck? I’ve owned many over the years and have never understood the benefits of a leveled truck. Perhaps trucks are engineered to be loaded with weight! Which will lower the rear end while hauling. Ever notice a tractor trailer flat bed? There’s a reason for that crown.
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Bilstein 5100 in the front and leave the back Alone?..
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LaxDfns15
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Looks and off-road performance. You don't see many vehicles that off-road with OEM rake.
If you just want to level it then yes, don't mess with the rear.
Was thinking maybe a 2” puck in the front and hopefully would settle in a 1/4 inch?..
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LaxDfns15
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My 2" puck did not settle at all. It lifted a true 2" and stayed there. Bilsteins will typically settle 1/4-1/2" from when you set the truck back on the ground after install.
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Generally a 2” puck won’t settle any. A 2” puck from any of the good companies will lift it exactly the 2” and stay there. If you were to swap coils then you would experience settling.
