Level or Lift '04 5.7 2500

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SFD213

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Hey guys, looking to give my truck a little more of an aggressive look without overdoing it. I've already decided im going to stick with something around 33'' A/Ts but im not sure what kind of lift or leveling kit to get. id like to give it more height but i dont want to compromise my load capabilities or towing too much. Any ideas on what to do and if so what to use?
 

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I'm fairly certain that you are supposed to be able to fit up to 35" tires on the 1500s with a leveling kit, but a 35 would probably rub. I think you'd be safe with a 33". A leveling kit would definitely be a lot less pricey if that's a concern, not too sure on the towing side of it, I wouldn't think it should affect your towing capabilities much if at all
 

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4x4 or 2wd? do a search and find some of my pics. I had 2.5" level up front, blocks in the rear and roughly 34" tires. I thought it looked and acted great.
 

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Oops I thought you had a 1500 when I last posted lol a personally I like the leveling kits on the 2500's, I have that on mine and I'm running 33s

Here's a pic of mine,
 

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although if you have a 2wd, i would STRONGLY recommend spindles over spacers. Your ball joints and suspension geometry will thank you.
 
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