I've been researchin the crap out of this subject like you guys. I had it narrowed down to the readylift because it comes with a "bumpstop" that prevents possible suspension damage, hence the higher price than the e-bay ones you all see. Fatbobs garage sells a decent amount of differnent model level kits. http://www.fatbobsgarage.com/cart/ca...odge-11-1.htmlAlso, the readylift is $200 bones there with ground shipping for the 06-07 4wd. But I never got that comfortable warm fuzzy feel with any of the level kits. I felt most comfortable with the rancho quick lift which was just delivered yesterday. I won't get a chance to get it put on till next week though. Yea I paid a lot more for it, but I feel much better with these than the spacers.

 

I just went to ebay and bought this leveling kit for my 03. It comes with brackets so you can use your stock shocks. Turns outits coming from fatbobs garage through ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...11133&rd=1

 

I just put the TopGunz spacer kit on my 06 and it leveled it exactly and the ride is much better after leveling, there is not that porpoising bounce after leveling. Had the kit on now for about a week and have not had any bad side effects yet except for getting in the truck now that it sets higher.

 

i would advise you not to adjust the torsion bars bolt if you raise it up you will not be able to adjust your cambers get the readylift its your best bet

 

Blitzpit

I have a 2007 1500 QC 4x4 and wanted to level the front to the rear. I found a cpmpany out of Utah that had a kit for good price $59 free shipping. Ordered it and received it really fast, 3 days from order it arrived at my house in Idaho. Have not had a chance to install it on the truck as the truck will not fit in my garage and too much snow on the ground. The parts looks quality and instructions are clear. Looks like a couple hour job to finish. I've posted a link to the company if you want to check them out.

http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...con/32901.html