Question about levelling
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Question about levelling
So, I decided to change from my stock 20s to 17s so can put some 33 all terrains. I know I will have to probably put a levelling kit, but my question is, will I also have to put new (longer) shocks?
Any suggestions on what levelling kit would be best? Also, what is the offset? For some reason I keep thinking it is 5-135, is that right?
Any suggestions on what levelling kit would be best? Also, what is the offset? For some reason I keep thinking it is 5-135, is that right?
Last edited by theHemiBeast; 03-23-2009 at 02:49 PM.
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Yes, I know they are 33s, technically. I guess I shouldve been more descriptive. I want 17s so i can have a more aggressive looking tire, more of an offroad look. 20s is just too big for my taste. I'd have to get 35s on them to get the look I was going for.
Again, do I need longer shocks if I put a 2" - 2.5" levelling kit? AND what is the wheel offset?
Again, do I need longer shocks if I put a 2" - 2.5" levelling kit? AND what is the wheel offset?
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You can get by with a level and the stock shocks, but will bottom them out with a fair amount of travel. So, shocks would be recommended. The Bilstein 5100s are made for a lifted/leveled truck, are probably about the best shock made along with Rancho's and are currently running a buy 3 get the 4th free deal...
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You can get by with a level and the stock shocks, but will bottom them out with a fair amount of travel. So, shocks would be recommended. The Bilstein 5100s are made for a lifted/leveled truck, are probably about the best shock made along with Rancho's and are currently running a buy 3 get the 4th free deal...