I did it myself, not too big of a deal...if you have common hand tools like sockets, jack, BFH, I used a prybar alot....and if you go to autozone, oreillys, etc and rent a spring compressor (you pay but they give you your money back when you return it) it would help a ton

You have to get an alignment afterwards...so $250 would be fair install with an installation. If you have a friends and know anything about trucks you can do it

 

Matt99 Those powdercoated wheels are awesome! How much did that set you back?

 

$200 and then dismount/remount

 

Man RubberFrog, I wish my leveling kit turned out like that!!!!

This is a "2.5 inch"... i did net 2.5" too, after new shocks in the front...





What a good looking truck...

 

I must've went wrong somewhere..... my 2in kit still left the front close to an inch lower than the rear.... visually speaking of course, I haven't actually measured things.. You can tell from my sig pic

 

Well worth it Matt!

 

its a good start...but it'll keep getting higher

 

4.7ram.. you should have measured it first... LOL, I thought every guys did that? I already measured out the new truck, lol.

 

I measured first, it was right at 3in difference. I wanna say 36 and 39in maybe? Hell, I measured it about, oooooohhhh, 4-5months before I got the kit, haha. I just havent measured it since, where I park the truck in the front of the house isn't 'level', and I keep forgetting the tape when I leave

 

I am running a 2" Rough Country level,I think it's about perfect IMHO