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    Ziggy
    Whats the best way to do a 2" front end leveling on a chevy truck?
    (stirring, stirring, stirring)

  2. #2
    phebus
    Whats the best way to do a 2" front end leveling on a chevy truck?
    (stirring, stirring, stirring)
    Your barking up the wrong tree there. You need to ask Urinator4life. :squiggle:

  3. #3
    Unforgiven
    hook up a 28 ft eliminator to it...that should level it out!!!

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    Unforgiven
    hook up a 28 ft eliminator to it...that should level it out!!!

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    Torshion (sp) Keys will do the job with a few turns of the bars.

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    Jordy
    You should let the air out of your back tires. Run them really soft and almost flat. Your truck will be level and will ride great.
    Or you could just run stock tires on the front, and a smaller size on the back. That's the other alternative.

  7. #7
    Ziggy
    You should let the air out of your back tires. Run them really soft and almost flat. Your truck will be level and will ride great.
    Or you could just run stock tires on the front, and a smaller size on the back. That's the other alternative.
    Would it get boingy doing it that way? I hear the front ends get bouncy with that method. :rollside:
    btw-that thread was hilarious
    think I keep my F350--sounds like chevys are trouble

  8. #8
    SCUBA STEVE
    Would it get boingy doing it that way? I hear the front ends get bouncy with that method. :rollside:
    btw-that thread was hilarious
    think I keep my F350--sounds like chevys are trouble
    Looks like I need to lurk in other forums more often. :hammerhea

  9. #9
    Sleek-Jet
    Whats the best way to do a 2" front end leveling on a chevy truck?
    (stirring, stirring, stirring)
    Trouble maker...

  10. #10
    Chris Winn
    You should let the air out of your back tires. Run them really soft and almost flat. Your truck will be level and will ride great.
    Or you could just run stock tires on the front, and a smaller size on the back. That's the other alternative.
    Jordan,
    just for the info, i tried the 285's without doing the anything and they will not work, there was a guy there with an HD and just putting the 285's on an they work fine, the extra clearance from the body lift works wonders.
    to clear the 285's i will have to use HH's idea (the torsion bars will go up about 2" but still seemed like it wasn't enough without doing some cutting), i am going to do more work on it this weekend when i have more time.
    i wish that they would offer the allison with the 2" more of body clearance, but i thought you would like to know....
    thanks,
    Chris

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