Maybe .5 inch rear lift?

[Ltd.Herit.'26]

Readylift level feels a smidge nose high. Can’t swear it is and don’t know measurements, but is in my mind a lot. Either way curious if I can go a smidge towards rake with any quality parts, or springs or Bilsteins? Maybe Wescott .75 is best answer? Also curious about all Bilstein one day, Oem isn’t very impressive. Any thoughts appreciated!

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[Van Solo]

Readylift level feels a smidge nose high. Can’t swear it is and don’t know measurements, but is in my mind a lot. Either way curious if I can go a smidge towards rake with any quality parts, or springs or Bilsteins? Maybe Wescott .75 is best answer? Also curious about all Bilstein one day, Oem isn’t very impressive. Any thoughts appreciated!

We did the OME 2135K and felt the rear was sitting a bit low so we added the Dobinson 16mm Spacers to the rear. Happy now we ARe…

 

[Ltd.Herit.'26]

Think this is exactly what I was looking for!

 

[emerson]

I have a set of rear OME springs that will lift the rear 2"

 

[Joe Dirt]

As the truck sits on a level piece of concrete take a level and run it under the frame under center pillar of front and rear door and see where your level is.
Me personally I like the level look.

I went with a 2-in coil lift in the front, retaining the factory Bilstein shocks and a 3/4" Apache polyurethane rear coil spacer.
Came out perfectly level and quiet.
Have to be careful with metal spacers front or back if you do not have a very good isolator then you will have huge noise resonating into the cabin. Just my two cents.

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