PassivAggressor
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(This post is sort of copied from the lowered section.)
So I did something a little crazy... A buddy of mine gave me his crew cab springs. The front springs are stock and the rear springs were cut to lower the truck around 1.5". I told him I was sick of the ride of a lowered truck and I wanted to go back to stock. He informed me that the springs would probably be a bit tall. Well, lets just see how tall...
Front springs on...Oh boy.
Completed project.
So now the truck is freaking tall as hell (coming from a lowerd truck). The front and rear ride height is completely even. I imagine if he didn't cut his springs it would be a little taller out back. My front fender height is measured at about 38". I THINK its about an inch higher than it was stock but I'm not completely sure. If anyone knows what a 2wd RCSB stock height is at the fenders let me know! If it is taller than this may be a good option for us 2wd RCSB guys to do a leveling kit with an actual spring and not a spacer. One thing I do know is it rides like damn cloud. Seriously. So much smoother than lowered and I have my ****** stock shocks on. So project complete and its staying like this. Kinda wish I had gotten some all terrain tires instead of street tires now though...
So I did something a little crazy... A buddy of mine gave me his crew cab springs. The front springs are stock and the rear springs were cut to lower the truck around 1.5". I told him I was sick of the ride of a lowered truck and I wanted to go back to stock. He informed me that the springs would probably be a bit tall. Well, lets just see how tall...
Front springs on...Oh boy.
Completed project.
So now the truck is freaking tall as hell (coming from a lowerd truck). The front and rear ride height is completely even. I imagine if he didn't cut his springs it would be a little taller out back. My front fender height is measured at about 38". I THINK its about an inch higher than it was stock but I'm not completely sure. If anyone knows what a 2wd RCSB stock height is at the fenders let me know! If it is taller than this may be a good option for us 2wd RCSB guys to do a leveling kit with an actual spring and not a spacer. One thing I do know is it rides like damn cloud. Seriously. So much smoother than lowered and I have my ****** stock shocks on. So project complete and its staying like this. Kinda wish I had gotten some all terrain tires instead of street tires now though...