Heard of these?

[Tray]

Anyone dealt with these guys?

http://www.truxxx.com/?liftkit


Looks like a pretty easy alternative to a much more expensive suspension lift.

[UrbanCowboy]

I've heard of doing this type of thing but I haven't heard of the company. You could just as easily add spaces to your front springs. I personally would prefer the lift route but then again they dont make anything for later model trucks.

[Tray]

Nevermind. I sent an email over, and found out that although they show and reference a different method, basically all they are selling is a re-indexed torsion key.

I thought I finally had a solution. A cheaper lift that doesn't expose the frame and tow hooks in the front. Guess it's back to a body lift for me.

[UrbanCowboy]

You should see the hack job I did to raise my front bumper. After the body lift, lifting the bumper put the frame halfway out of the bumper and halfway in. I had to notch the front bumper so the frame could stick through. Then I used that expanable foam in a can to seal the frame from the elements. It was a major hack job but thats the way I like to do things.

[clavos]

There are lots of "cheap" ways to add a leveling kit. It normaly only amounts to an inch or so in the front so it sits level, and usually will not add clearance for larger tires.