Well I have a 2001 Extended Cab Short Bed and I am debating rather to lower it down some to level it out or just raise the front. I am gonna fix it up performance wise. I don't really tow anything with it but also don't wanna mess with the leafs and overloads in the back. I haven't been able to find a kit to lower it down in the back because its a 8800 GVW. I would like to what you'll think. Heres a pic of it, it looks like it does in the pic minus a front bumper and a bent it fender. Also I mostly drive on the street if that helps any.



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RAISE IT!

 

I thought bout 2 inch leveling spacers in the front then maybe those lefts to stiften the rear end which also liftes it up two inches.

 

Lift it, lowering it is for sissies.

 

LIFT IT. I HAVE THE 2" LEVELING KIT IN THE FRONT OF MINE, I REALLY LIKE IT.

 

From what I've read you are going to have a hard time finding a kit to lower the back of the truck.

Best thing to do is a 2 or 2 1/2 inch leveling kit. Will give you plenty of room to clear 35's & gets rid of the nose down look.

 

Yeah, I'd level it out.

What kinda rims are those?

 

IDK off hand but the are from discount tire and they are 17x8.5

 

Is this truck a 4X4? (the front sits kinda low). If it is, a 2' front leveling kit should work out well.
If it is 2wd, you could lower the rear by mounting the springs under the axle.

 

Well is got alot of spring plus the overloads on the back, pry gonna end up lifting it.