Coils on top of spacers info
I have a question I bought the 1.5 daystar kit because the 2.5 requires longer arms and my truck is pretty much new so I am not going to do that yet but if I have read i can stack the stock isolater on top of the new spacer. does anyone have a picture of a truck like that? with the stock isolater? thanks!
I have a question I bought the 1.5 daystar kit because the 2.5 requires longer arms and my truck is pretty much new so I am not going to do that yet but if I have read i can stack the stock isolater on top of the new spacer. does anyone have a picture of a truck like that? with the stock isolater? thanks!
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/3rd-gen...eling-kit.html
can I ask where you got this info that you need longer arms with the 2.5, sorry I'm a noob and searching for a leveling kit too
I have a question I bought the 1.5 daystar kit because the 2.5 requires longer arms and my truck is pretty much new so I am not going to do that yet but if I have read i can stack the stock isolater on top of the new spacer. does anyone have a picture of a truck like that? with the stock isolater? thanks!
and to answer your question, as far as i know you are supposed to put the stock isolator on top of the spacer. that is what helps it seat properly into the bucket.
Yea according to that writeup and everything else I've read that's correct John bout the isolator. I'm not sure on the other though since he has an 08 (different front suspension last I knew)
Well the day came I wish I could say I have pictures of my newly leveled truck buuuuut i dont because the shop installed the spacer and there was ZERO change the owners mind was blown and so was mine since it sat there all day anyways he called daystar thier response was oh ya sometimes that happens haha really? anyways the shop owner ordered the 2.5 leveling kit instead my only worry now is I have 2 inch longer shocks but for those guys who have the kit has your front end woren any faster because of the angle? thanks!




