Need some input, might go 35s
Yes you do, you just dont know it yet. Whats the worst that can happen? You dont like it and buy a lowering kit like you might anyways and are able to sell a lift kit instead of get rid of a stock suspension... Look at it like that.
If I can fit the tires with just a level kit....When I get payed friday I will order a leveling kit and see if i can get it here by sunday...Can I install a leveling kit myself?
If so, Nick...Monday you wanna come over and help me install it and then we can go and hit this guy up and swap em?
If so, Nick...Monday you wanna come over and help me install it and then we can go and hit this guy up and swap em?
you can install leveling keys easy enough, but you'll need a really big C-Clamp or better yet, a specialized tool for it. Most auto parts stores will rent the tool cheap.
But be forewarned, you won't have much room for any wheel articulation and your stock shocks will bump and wear much sooner.
My advice, get a level kit and if you can't swing longer shocks, get a kit with the shock relocation bracket, and if you are gonna be any more than a pavement queen, save you up about $400 and plan a body lift next...
But be forewarned, you won't have much room for any wheel articulation and your stock shocks will bump and wear much sooner.
My advice, get a level kit and if you can't swing longer shocks, get a kit with the shock relocation bracket, and if you are gonna be any more than a pavement queen, save you up about $400 and plan a body lift next...



