Looking for some info

[Cynix]

Hey guys looking for some ideas for dropping the rear of my truck so it sits level.
I have a 13 qc 4x4 and I'm looking to add lowering springs to the rear?
What all would I need to do it right the first time with the best quality.
I'm looking to keep the front stock height but just level out the rear

 

[Cynix]

Anyone have any info?

 

[Lhemi]

Moe's, get the 2" rear drop springs. Your good to go.

 

[DavidRam]

Ground Force makes a 2" kit w/shocks. I have had it for a year and it has been excellent. It is pretty level, and much better performance outta the rear.

Or McGs from Moe's:
http://www.moes-performance.com/McGaughy_s_2_Rear_Leveling_Coil_Springs_09_up_Ram_p/44055.htm

 

[Cynix]

I won't need to get an adjustable Panhard? Or sway bars?

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[rolltideram]

Moe's, get the 2" rear drop springs. Your good to go.

^^^^^^^

And no you should be good on panhard bar. Best thing is to get kit on there and check bar to see if parallel.

 

[Lhemi]

I won't need to get an adjustable Panhard? Or sway bars?

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I've got to say if you drive your truck, get the sway bar. That was by far the best mod I did for my truck. The Hellwig sway bar just makes these truck handle like it's on rails.
Just dropping the rear 2" you may not need the Spohn adjustable pan hard bar. But for me I would rather have it on hand ready to install than need it and pay for overnight delivery like I did.

 

[Cynix]

I've got to say if you drive your truck, get the sway bar. That was by far the best mod I did for my truck. The Hellwig sway bar just makes these truck handle like it's on rails.
Just dropping the rear 2" you may not need the Spohn adjustable pan hard bar. But for me I would rather have it on hand ready to install than need it and pay for overnight delivery like I did.

Yeah true enough! I'm in Canada too so shipping is never overnight lol

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