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Message: [QUOTE="08Monster, post: 1209490, member: 12224"] To do it the right way, and keep your truck steering and driving the same, you need more than just the spacer. Sure it would work to just throw a spacer on there but it's far from ideal. Off the top of my head Adjustable trac bar(if you don't have one) or a trac bar drop bracket. You could do without this but your axle would be off center. Extended sway bar links or drop brackets Brake lines wouldn't be a bad thing to do. I ran stock ones on 7'' lift on my 08 and it wasn't a huge issue but we did have to modify the bracket down next to the coil. Drop pitman arm Possibly shocks, but hard to say. I know some are 4-6'' height but some are 2-4''. Something with the radius arm assuming you don't have an adjustable 4-link or something like that. Another thing to think about is 7'' Icon coils from PMF are only $350 and you wouldn't have to run the spacer. Copied off my post months back. [/QUOTE]

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