if you want to go with a 2 inch drop in the front and keep the back level, you'll need a 2/4.

to level the back with the front, you can either lower the back or raise the front. Lowering the back can be accomplished by removing the overload leaf and installing a shorter drop shackel. raising the front by a coil spacer. lowering the back looks better if you plan on keeping a stock tire heighth and is probably easier.

send brian a pm. if you want to go 2/4, you've got a choice between springs or spindles in the front and a flip kit or drop leafs in the rear. New shocks should be installed to produce the best ride quality.

 

How much and what product do I need to buy to just level it. It seems that the 2/4 seems to be alot of work and probably alot of money as well.

 

To just level it, you would need a set of drop shackles for the rear. These will lower the rear by ~1.5". This will get you pretty close to level. You can also remove the overload springs to get another ~5/8"

 

How much and what product do I need to buy to just level it. It seems that the 2/4 seems to be alot of work and probably alot of money as well.

Or you can do what I did.Get drop shackles,remove the overload spring and move your middle spring to the top,get shock extensions,and front coils springs and bump stops and your set.190 is all I spent and I got a 2/4 drop.

 

Here's mine with just a set of Ground Force rear shackles installed.

My Hotchkis 2/4 TVS kit has been ordered.

 

Is it hard to install the drop shackles? Can I do it myself?

 

And is this what I need to purchase to level?

BellTech 2" drop shackles (factory bushing style....NON-poly)
---$85.00 shipped

 

Took me 30 min to install my drop shackles. Floor jack, stands, ratchet, and lube is all you need.

 

not hard at all. but it will not make it PERFECTLY level.

 

slammed1 has some different shackles now that are better and cheaper.

 

I pmed in yesterday, so maybe he can help me out with deciding.