1.5 autospring leveling kit?
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autospringcorp.com
This is their home page it will direct you to ebay to purchase.
See my thread today asking about 2" or 2 1/2". If you are trying to level out your truck I am not sure 1 1/2 is going to get it done.
This is their home page it will direct you to ebay to purchase.
See my thread today asking about 2" or 2 1/2". If you are trying to level out your truck I am not sure 1 1/2 is going to get it done.
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Go to autospring's website and email them. That's what I did, and they do make it, same price as the other kits. While it won't get you dead level (it probably would on my truck because the springs have settled so far........), you'll still have some rake left for if you tow. I know from my experiences with towing with this truck, I wouldn't go more than that and tow on a regular basis.
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67vdubya-
I installed the Autospring 1.5" spacer on my 2005 Screw and it worked out great. I got them off eBay from Autospring. Like you, I only wanted a little more clearance up front, and I while I still have a little rake I think it looks MUCH better with the stock tires and rims. It aligned perfectly after it was installed, and riders very nice. No rubbing, noises, etc. I'm very happy with it.
I can email you some pics if you're interested.
I installed the Autospring 1.5" spacer on my 2005 Screw and it worked out great. I got them off eBay from Autospring. Like you, I only wanted a little more clearance up front, and I while I still have a little rake I think it looks MUCH better with the stock tires and rims. It aligned perfectly after it was installed, and riders very nice. No rubbing, noises, etc. I'm very happy with it.
I can email you some pics if you're interested.
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Coastrider, I'd like to see the pics of your truck with the 1.5. Maybe more pics will help push me too buy them, as I've been slacking on it. My e mail is ride2hard@hotmail.com. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by CoastRider
67vdubya-
I installed the Autospring 1.5" spacer on my 2005 Screw and it worked out great. I got them off eBay from Autospring. Like you, I only wanted a little more clearance up front, and I while I still have a little rake I think it looks MUCH better with the stock tires and rims. It aligned perfectly after it was installed, and riders very nice. No rubbing, noises, etc. I'm very happy with it.
I can email you some pics if you're interested.
I installed the Autospring 1.5" spacer on my 2005 Screw and it worked out great. I got them off eBay from Autospring. Like you, I only wanted a little more clearance up front, and I while I still have a little rake I think it looks MUCH better with the stock tires and rims. It aligned perfectly after it was installed, and riders very nice. No rubbing, noises, etc. I'm very happy with it.
I can email you some pics if you're interested.
If you do not know how, please contact me.
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the autospringcorp.com liknk doesnt seem to be right.... and i dont see anything on ebay. who carries autospring?
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http://www.autospringcorp.com/
If you do not type the 'http://www.", it does take you to some random site.
If you do not type the 'http://www.", it does take you to some random site.
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For those that asked for pictures, I finally created a gallery of the 1.5" Autospring kit on my truck. Sorry it took so long, but work and family keep me pinned down most of the time.
If anyone has any questions, please let me know.
If anyone has any questions, please let me know.
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Thanks for the pictures Coastrider. That's exactly what i'm gonna do with my truck.
AS 1.5" leveling kit will be perfect since i don't want the front to be higher than the rear.
I'm don't tow anything so there's no needs for me to lift the rear.
AS 1.5" leveling kit will be perfect since i don't want the front to be higher than the rear.
I'm don't tow anything so there's no needs for me to lift the rear.
