I am in the market for some 2" coil spacers to help level out the front of my truck. Does anyone have any recommendations as far as brand goes? I am definately going with the solid steel ones but am not sure as to which brand I will go with. Also, any ideas where I can find a reasonable price? I have seen them on ebay for about $80 - $100 but was wondering if there is a better price out there somewhere.

 

I have the Skyjacker 2" coils that I purchased off of Summit. They are good quality, but I like Skyjacker stuff in general. The powdercoating they use would really look good with your truck too. When I installed them, I was actually a little nose high. I bet they would have settled down some, but I definetly got more then 2" out of them at first. I installed the add-a-leaf about a week later, so I was not nose up anymore.


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Wouldn't those coils be the same height of my stock off road coils? As I understand it, the off road has about a 2" lift on it from the factory, so a set of 2" coils for a standard 1500 would result in no change. If I could find a set of 4" coils, I would consider coils instead of the spacers, but I haven't seen them anywhere.

 

Ya, I missed the part that you have an off-road edition, so disregard my post.

 

why not the daystar ones. there good qualitly and it takes some vibration out. i just saw on pavement sucks that some company makes billet aluminum spacers if your interested ill find the site.

 

I have heard alot of good things about the steel coil spring spacers on a couple of different sites. I have never heard anything good about the daystars or similar products. Plus, I just like the idea of having a solid chunk of metal in there instead of a chunk of polyurethane.

 

first time ive ever heard anything bad about daystar spacer. oh well heres the web site i was talking about

http://www.marketworks.com/storefron...524&i=94559376

 

hey there i got mine off ebay from a place called topgun customs there a suspension shop.i paid 68+shipping and they are beefy and went on with out a hitch.just be prepared though cauese they do move the front axle back abit so dependin on your tire size mine are285/70/17 and they rub my mud flaps abit when i turn.

 

I've heard of several people running the Top Gun Customz or whatever off of eBay and no one seems to have had a problem yet. I have presonally never heard anything bad about the Daystars either I'd probably go with them or BDS spacers. I think Rancho also makes some.

 

i got a 3 inch lift off topguncustomz.com... (rough country lift) really cheap site and so far my spacers and blocks have been holding up well.. about an inch higher then the offroads right on