Who makes Leveling Kits???

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05-13-2005, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by FireFox50

Thanks everyone. My truck doesn't have torsion bars, it has front coil springs because it's 2WD. I don't want a harsher ride, that's why I liked the idea of spacers because they wouldn't effect the spring rate, just lift them. I don't want to make it ride like a Ford truck or bounce around like a Dodge. Well, I'll just keep looking.

You might check out www.fullsizechevy.com ... they have a 2WD section in their off-road forum where there are a lot of people who have done 2WD lifts...

2WD lifts are cheaper to buy and easier to install than 4WD lifts would be ...

But, the other option you have would be to do a body lift.

I don't really know how a body lift would look on a non-suspension lifted 2WD truck however

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05-18-2005, 12:18 AM

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daystar makes them 2" are like 70 bucks i think

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05-18-2005, 07:23 PM

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Who is Daystar. I am also interested.

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05-18-2005, 07:43 PM

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Daystar is the parent company to "energy suspension" or what ever that makes all those polyurathane stuff among otherthings.

there website is www.daystarproducts.com
and the spacer partnumbers are on this page
http://www.daystarproducts.com/html/...ct.asp?Make=GM

heres a site selling it
http://www.suspension-components.com/GM.htm

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