Can you stack lift and level on '06 1500?

[tyler1bo]

Hey guys, I'm brand new to the forum and I really need your insight on something. I have a 2006 1500 SLT with a 6" procomp lift on it..I'm looking to add 2" to it. My question is can I run a 2" strut spacer on top of the procomp lift? Is that even feasible? I guess I'm a little lost on what my alternatives are to get 2 additional inches besides a body lift (which all I found was 3"). Any input is greatly appreciated!

 

[schroederMP]

I wouldn't recommend it...your CVs will be hurting if you do.

Go with a body lift

 

[Musclemckeester]

Stacking spacers is never a good idea.

I'd recommend the body lift as a much better route.

 

[tyler1bo]

The procomp lift is a knuckle lift, would that kit also have strut spacers? I realize it wouldn't help my CV's out very much, but this truck is mostly a street queen, so I'm not too worried about anything breaking.

 

[schroederMP]

Even being a street queen you will break CVs left and right if the angle is to bad.

 

[suzukiquadrider]

it's not how you use the cv's it's what angle they are at. body lift is a better idea than stacking spacers.

 

[tyler1bo]

Okay I can understand that. So it looks like a body lift is my only option if I want to go higher?

 

[schroederMP]

Yea man...thats the best way. Get ya some wheel well liners for the rear(covers up the bed gap) and no one will ever know you have one.

 

[tyler1bo]

Yeah I'll definitely get gap guards if I go with a BL. Thanks for the help guys!

 

[SmokedRam]

The procomp lift is a knuckle lift, would that kit also have strut spacers? I realize it wouldn't help my CV's out very much, but this truck is mostly a street queen, so I'm not too worried about anything breaking.

If the PT# of the lift you have is 56746MX, then yes, you already have strut spacers installed.

 

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