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I have a 1998 Extended Cab Chevy Silverado and am wanting to level it out. It is 2 wheel drive and has the stock tire/wheel size. I am thinking about getting the Daystar 1.5 inch spacers. Would this level the truck out completely or would I need even bigger spacers like a 2.5 inch? Also, if I got the 1.5 inch spacers about what size wheel/tires could i run? I would much rather get a spindle/suspension lift, but that's not going to happen for a good while. Thanks for the help!
Thomas
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1.5 inch should definately level it out. I'll go ahead and tell you its better to just wait until you can afford the spindles. You may end up with a fatigued sping using the spacers.
Is it a common problem to have a fatigued spring? I haven't heard of anyone having one that I know of. Yeah, I wish I could get the spindle lift, but that's going to be a looong ways off. So I may just get the spacers for now and maybe get bigger tires, and then get the spindle lift once I have the money.
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