let me give some of you guys advice when it comes to buying a leveling kit for your dodge. DO NOT BUY A TUFF COUNTRY LEVELING KIT. I had one installed on my truck and it is no where near level. It makes me so mad. I just got new tires and now i can really tell its not even close to level. I would suggest buying a leveling kit that does not require you to disassemble the strut. Like a hell bent or Ready lift...... just some info that I thought i could share. Here is a pic of my truck after leveling kit.

 

Wow, that looks close to the stock rake!

 

are you sure its installed correctly , lot of guys run that kit no problems

 

yeah its just a spacer. it is an inch think and i did get two inches or close to it after installation. but i think that it has started to settle some and i am just not pleased.

 

its an inch thick because of the strut assembly. the angle changes and is suppose to give you 2 inches. but mine did not. i paid some guy to put it on for me but i may try to do it myself next time. I think that i will order a hell bent 2.5 kit.

 

since you are 4wd, why are you using spacers anyway? Dont you guys use keys?

 

not on the '06 model

 

yeah, the rubber spacers are garbage. ive got one on mine and after about a week you could hardly tell its there.



..thats why i bought weedahoes old lift coils

 

which should be getting shipped tomorrow BTW.

 

Nope 'Weed, the '06+ 4x4s are coil overs. They may give a better ride than my torsion setup, but you almost never hear of problems with keys. I've got a little torsion bar sag now, but I've had a heavy a$$ suspension lift on for almost 5 years, not to mention a winch and all the go-withs.
Soon as I can find a damn jack and stands tall enough to get the weight off the tires I'm gonna re-adjust those bolts to give me back the 1/2"-3/4" it's settled though. Nice thing about the Rancho kit is besides retaining stock CV angles, I actually had to adjust my bolts lower for level after the install, so I got plenty of "adjustment" room with the factory bolts and keys...