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Message: [QUOTE="sootie, post: 1492622, member: 8162"] Simple answer: you get what you pay for. Another simple answer: Do it right, once. There are THOUSANDS of leveling kits out there. Any lift at all is changing the axle position. Many ways to increase front ride height: Bottom mount spacers, top mount spacers, taller coils, OUO levelers. Any lift at all is going to require different shocks, or heaven forbid, shock extensions. Any lift at all is changing caster. Three ways to correct: adjustable link arms, radius arm drop brackets or ball joint cams. Any lift at all is moving your axle to the drivers side. Two ways to correct: Adjustable trac bar or drop track bar mount. It all comes down to what you are willing to live with. Some people dont mind bad caster, off center axle, shocks topping out over bumps etc. [/QUOTE]

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