where did you find it for 215?

 

Thanks Hammer,,,does PA also sell the leveling kit ? Is the 3" kit enough for what i am doing ? ( just to raise it, and put some bigger tires )
timmac, this is the website, not sure if that price applys to my application, as they post it for older trucks, but that website looks pretty good
http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...uscon/663.html

 

I don't think PA does level kits. 3" is PLENTY for 35" tires. check out how mmstar's truck looks. PA 3", level kit, 35" tires.

 

your kit:
http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...con/60173.html

 

thanks xfee. i appreciate the link on the correct kit for me. a bit more than what i found eh? lol, i knew it was too good to be true,
i have to find a pic of the truck you mentioned, i will check the gallery area.
thanks, doug.

 

any pics you need just let me know

 

mmstar, thanks, if you have some side, front, rear shots of the truck,
I would also be interested in what rims and tires you have, size, brand, etc,
thank you, Doug

 

ill get some pics. just have to resize some and stuff.
rims are 20x9 centerline tomahawks. tires are procomp Xtreme A/T 35x12.5R20. love the tires so far.

my truck is a 2wd, cant remember if you said yours was a 4x4 or what. i have a 3" body lift, 2.5" daystar leveling kit and a 1" block for the leaf springs. havent been able to figure out why, but my truck sits the same exact height as a 4x4 with a leveling kit and 3" body lift as well

actually most if not all the pics i was going to post are already in my gallery. just click on the camera icon to the left <

 

mmstar', do you find the rims and tires you have work well on the street ?

 

so far what ive put the tire through, rain, dry pavement and mud. it loves it all. i mean dont get me wrong, i would definatly consider a few other tires, but so far the tires have proved their worthiness. hopefully the longevity will be for awhile