[bnelson]

So, here's my situation... Got a ReadyLift 1.5" Leveling Kit put on my 2008 GMC Sierra Crew Cab 4x4 about two years ago... In the meantime, ReadyLift has come out with a 2.25" Leveling Kit... The only difference in the two kits is the new kit has a lower strut mount spacer...

I'm wantin' to put 33x12.50x20's (305/55/R20's) on my OEM 20's when I get new tires... Hence, I would like to get a little extra clearance for these tires if possible... Here are my questions:

1) Does anyone know if you can order the lower strut mount spacer separate from the entire 2.25" ReadyLift Leveling Kit?

2) Considering that I already have a 1.5" leveling kit, would the benefit of gettin' a larger leveling kit (2", 2.25", or 2.5") (CCM, Rough Country, ReadyLift, etc.) be worth the cost of the kit, installation, alignment, etc.?

Thanks in advance for any info...

 

[apinechevy]

Fuck readylift go with a differnt company.

 

[J-ROD]

3" RCx :imo

 

[Oilfield Trash]

If you're wanting to run 33x12.5's you might need too look at these lifts:

http://www.fullthrottlesuspension.com/

those stock rims would have to go though.

 

[AJ's Sierra]

Fuck readylift go with a differnt company.

how come?

 

[Zero]

Just ditch it for the 2.5" spacer from CCM off road, its like $80

 

[dwalton31]

So many choices, and opinions, so I'll throw one in for you. The cheapest I think you could do is buy a 1" lower kit from Top Gun for $38.95 delivered, and you would have pretty much what the Ready Lift is, except Ready Lift is aluminum and the Top Gun is steel. Check it out:
http://www.topguncustomz.com/Store/Gen2ProdDisplay.php?iview=238700649

 

[bnelson]

So many choices, and opinions, so I'll throw one in for you. The cheapest I think you could do is buy a 1" lower kit from Top Gun for $38.95 delivered, and you would have pretty much what the Ready Lift is, except Ready Lift is aluminum and the Top Gun is steel. Check it out:
http://www.topguncustomz.com/Store/Gen2ProdDisplay.php?iview=238700649

This is exactly what I'm lookin' for... Bein' that I've already paid $200+ for the 1.5" ReadyLift, I don't wanna spend any more than absolutely necessary... And, essentially, it is the exact same thing I would be gettin' with a 2.25" Readylift Kit... Thanks a lot...