Lifting truck 6"

[hampsterzone]

I have a pro comp leveling kit. The Ready Lift is just a 3" part the goes onto of your coilover spring. It is not too hard to do if you know what to do. My truck already had a 3" block on the back that is why the regular leveling kit was not good enough. My truck still was'nt level. I am quite sure that comes off with the new lift. So you can have it as well. And of course my truck is a 4X4! LOL. You may want a professional to do it because of the spring but if I remember correctly, my mechanic did'nt have to touch the spring??? I will ask... He is really good, way fair cost, and fast. Probably could put it on your truck super quick for you while you were here. Just a thought.

[ticopowell]

Yeah we actually have a place here that costs me $3 an hour to do any work I want, plus there are usually 3-4 mechanics on duty to help out if I get stuck. but yeah if its too complicated then I will go have a shop in town do it. , i prefer the cheaper way first, which im sure you understand lol...
so you basically have 2 leveling kits installed with a set of 3" blocks in the back?
I have the 3" procomp, and it went right on top of the shock/spring, and I put it on myself, and no the spring wasnt touched, but with that it is at the limit of fitting in the space that was there for the shock itself, so if the other part only fits on top of that, plus the rear spacers, I dont think that I will be able to use it... :/ but if I misunderstood then awesome!

[hampsterzone]

Not sure. But I have both installed and they work great. maybe you have a different leveling kit. My leveling kit cost $229 @ Big O Tires. and the Ready Lift was almost $400.