I put in the 2" coil spacers from top gun customz and new front shocks that they sell. They're Rough Country 8000 series. Install could have gone alot better but in the end the trucks done and it looks good. Ride actually improved since the factory shocks were on there and the truck has 146k. I have a set of rear rough country shocks that I still need to put on. Here are some before and after pics:

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Looks awesome. Im thinking of doing that with my 2wd

 

looks great! makes me wanna go out and put mine on now!

 

Looks good man. I still think that it is one of my favorite upgrades I did. Just makes the stance of the truck look so much better. Did you put taller shocks on or the factory specs?

 

Well to be honest I'm not sure. When I bought the spacers and shocks from top gun I told them that I would have 2 inches of lift so they would send me the right shocks. The shocks they sent seem to be taller since if they were for stock height they would be stretched pretty far and the ones I got on there seem to be compressed pretty good. The reason I think that is because the boots are compressed alot but that might not mean anything. I hope this answers your question but all in all the shocks fit in there fine.

 

I installed 1.5 spaced on my 2wd and it sits about level and used factory shocks.

 

I did have to jack the c/arm up about 1/4 inch, no big deal though