Ben824
NAXJA Forum User
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- Woodstock, GA
Re: why does a rough country 2" lift kit lift the from 3" and the rear 2"?
Most trucks and SUVs sit a little high in the rear because the designers of the the owner to actually do work with the vehicle which would include carrying heavy loads in the back or towing both of which would weigh down the back end. They give you a little extra height in the rear so you aren't starring at the sky when you are hauling stuff around.
Unless you are using add-a-leafs with really wore out sagging leaf springs then expect it to be level or just a tad high in the rear until the springs break in a settle down a little bit.
Most trucks and SUVs sit a little high in the rear because the designers of the the owner to actually do work with the vehicle which would include carrying heavy loads in the back or towing both of which would weigh down the back end. They give you a little extra height in the rear so you aren't starring at the sky when you are hauling stuff around.
Unless you are using add-a-leafs with really wore out sagging leaf springs then expect it to be level or just a tad high in the rear until the springs break in a settle down a little bit.
