it is quite possible that his hanger is bolted to the frame -upside down..
if the bolt pattern between the hanger and frame is assyemetrical[spelling]
or there is a left and right and they are reversed
then it is likely upside down and flipping it or switching from right to left would lower the rear considerably...
i would say that is the likely case.

if he has the instructions for the kit, check it out or have whoever installed the stuff check it

 

I agree...it looks like the whole thing can be flipped or switched left to right, as well as turning the shackle around, bringing the rear down a bunch.

 

I just checked DJM's website as I was curious, and although the pictures are a little rough, their installation instructions show the shackles and hangers just like the pic BlueSS posted.

 

that could be, but they still might be switchable
beats me, i don't know why they would build a flip kit with a hanger that would un-do what the flip did.
he could also put the stock hanger back on, but it is likely beat up a bit after
grinding/burning the rivits out.

 

thanx guys I think i'm going to look for a 1" lift shackle see what I can come up with

 

If shackles are the same between the 99-06 and the 07+, then I know djm makes a 1" lift shackle.

 

Thanx 02blue. I called djm today and they said they would work so I put them on order. Let ya'll know how it turns out. eta 9/10

 

Did the install yesterday. The truck looks awesome went down exactly 1''. I'm still sitting 2''es taller in the rear. Floor to fender in the front is 31.5'' rear is 33.5''

 

what if you install the rear shackles supports the other way and keep your factory shackles. I think you will level out. Let me know

 

i think it is possible i was looking at that while i was doing the install. I still wanted a little incline it's just that i thought 3 inches was to much difference. I like the way it sits now but it does look like that mount could be reversed