Sh*t I Never Knew: Stackin' with Brad - Stacking Levels and Lift Kits

In this episode of Shoot I Never Knew, Brad talks about stacking leveling kits on lift kits. Featuring Kirk's 2013 Ford F-150 on 8.5" of lift!
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[@TheHologr4m]

“Son, it’s come time we need to have a talk about your ball joint angles.”

[@coreyahultberg]

lol weld um lol jk...

[@treyhopkins9328]

😭😭

[@jonathanhudson3680]

I know most people don’t like body lifts but you could stack a body lift on top of a lift. That’s what I did to get a 9” lift on my 13 ram 1500

[@imluissebastian]

Keep up the good work and glad you guys are making people aware of the pros and cons.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Thank you!

[@hilljackzack7284]

A lot of guys I’ve noticed stack body lifts on suspension lifts. That way you don’t shred your suspension components too fast.

[@Djtonydraper]

This is exactly what I want/need to do to my 2016-F150-XLT-V8. Damn, I really wish you guys had a shop here in Tampa FL. My truck would be there all the time.

[@abduallahalkhateeb9659]

Tony Draper ain't fucking with the eco shit huh?

[@thethunderbirddirtcar_5718]

Another case is (like mine) spindle lifts and coil spacers. A spindle lift just drops the hub assembly (2wd) lower and keeps the same angles and then adding a coil spacer is just like putting a leveling kit on stock suspension. I have 3.5” spindle lift and a 3” coil spacer making 6.5” of lift

[@edwardgonzalez8378]

Question bro , I have a 2wd currently on a level (springs and shocks ) but I want to add a 4inch lift , what should I do? Or what do you recommend

[@79dent]

@@edwardgonzalez8378 spindles. It it’s a Chevy crank the keys 🤙

[@Delfi1900]

U just answered a question I have been trying to find for a lonnngggg time (: thanks for bideo

[@dac232009]

I have a 7 inch rough country I love it but I’m annoyed that the lifted 3/4 ton are taller than my 1500 Silverado I want something taller

[@Connor4x4]

I'm going to lift my 2014 silverado soon with the rough country 7 inch and stack it with my 2 inch level to make it 9 inch. But I'll also add a 3-5 inch body lift later.

[@newbtubetecher]

Did this on my 2017 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT to fit 35s. Looks good and no issues.

[@GDubLifts]

Still no issues?

[@ThornleyHorses]

Did something similar to my 12' Ram 1500. 6" bds lift, used 5100 bilstein struts and set them for 1.5 inches of lift. Since I had a leveling kit in my truck to begin with I used the rear spacer on top of the lift coils to gain an inch there. But I upgraded my UCAs and the the kit came with a front diff drop so my angles aren't so cringeworthy.

[@scottmiller2706]

Did you go with the 5” rear coils?

[@robinthrill3r7]

On the Mcgaughys lift site they have the same thing you did. Not saying you copied. But the only 8" kot I could find for my f150 was one with a 6 inch kit, add-a-leaf, spacers and Bilstien 5100 adjustable shocks as well. It says it keeps the angles perfect.

[@davidsaucedo4795]

I did this to my Silverado. I have a 7.5 lift RC lift kit. And I did add a 2.5 lift kit. The 2.5 lift was a 2 piece , One spacer for the top of the strut, and one for the bottom. I sold the top piece and kept the bottom one. So I’m prettt much ah like 9.. I’m saying 9 because my buddy had a 9 inch mcgaughys lift and parked next to each other we were dead on leveled. BUT my rear was higher. By like an inch. I did have to install RC 3 inch lift upper control arms cause the stock ones MESSED UP FAST. ride isn’t so great. But it looks good. My CV Axles are maxed. But still work fine.

[@vystin5800]

not sure if you’ll see this 5 years later but i currently have a 7.5 rc and i’m trying to get more height to run 37s just curious what kit your ordered

[@zacharykessey5278]

I put my own lift kit on for the first time. And ordered new struts (not knowing they were a 6” lifted strut) then I put the front spacer on too and ended up with the meanest “Cali lean” so then I ended up taking that spacer out and just putting my rough country 2.5” spacer on top just like he said and truck looks a lot better now lmao

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We don't recommend stacking spacers on top of lift kits.

[@jeremysierra4763]

Custom Offsets you mean not stacking spacers on a reg 6 inch spacer kit since it’s spacer on spacer but you could do it on 6inch lifted strut kit since it does not use a spacer and would be staking spacer on top of strut correct ?

[@K3VG979]

Custom Offsets does that count for leveling kits ?

[@ThatBoyMichael1]

@@jeremysierra4763does this work?

[@blessstrickland5951]

Great episode guys. Thank you.

[@inyango1]

I'd like to see a vid on fixing CV angles. But regardless, thanks Brad!

[@Khaled-tx5xj]

Custom Offsets i got a 2014 raptor , and i currently have installed the fox 3.0 coilovers , iam shocked this f150 didnt have problems with the cv binding using a leveling kit merged with a lift kit , anyway my question could i adjust the fox 3.0 coilovers on the raptor on the top maximum perch without binding the cvs ?? Ps . I got Total chaos upper control arms already installed so i dont have to worry that much about them with lift the front

[@Khaled-tx5xj]

WeekendWarriors ik its a raptor , the point is iam going to install Progressive leaf springs which give the rear 1.5 inches of lift , that would create a rake so i want to level it out ..

[@mattm9618]

You have to get a larger drop on the front cross member to fix cv angles. This will make less ground clearance in the middle, but is really the only way. That's y the gm rough country 7.5" lift has bad angles, cause the cross member drop is only like 4", but they put a strut spacer to make it 7.5". That's why you'll see companies that call their lifts "true 6" lift...or whatever size ) is because the cross member is 6" more (or whatever size? than the factory c.m.

[@larrylovins8252]

could you use a 2"level kit and a 3" Knuckle/Spindle Kit.

[@dakotamonk8485]

How it turn out?

[@dakotamonk8485]

Bc I got a 3 inch level and now getting 3 inch spindle

[@TCLynch-cc1zz]

shawn pops in a 0:41 LMAO

[@jessep979]

When adding a 1.5" leveling kit on top of a suspension kit...is a longer shock needed?

[@pat14lang]

I have a 2017 Silverado 1500 4wd and Zone 6.5” lift. I’m looking to remove the spacer and add a 7” lifted strut. Do you think it would be okay?

[@travissutton2294]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@jmcpherson2123]

Would it be ok if i get a 2-3in level then add bigger blocks in the back to keep the rake? And what would i have to correct for angle wise?

[@HaydenAlbarado]

I’d get a 3 inch spindle instead of a level. Lowers your hub instead of giving you bad angles

[@mattm9618]

Isn't this how rough country comes on their 7.5". There's a huge spacer on the front struts

[@jakebassano2008]

Yes

[@jordenwelch7059]

I have a 6inch rc lift I changed the front struts to 6 inch struts with no spacer. Now can I add the rc leveling kit on it and a add a leave in the back. Would I still need new control arms

[@MrJag267]

I’m thinking about doing that same on my 21 Silverado, did you do it and how did it work out???

[@casiokids91]

What about spindle? Does the upgraded spindle not add inches to the lift?

[@chicostaxxs007]

So yr saying if I buy fox shocks 3” lift I can add 2” spacer for a total of 5”?

[@fishwalleye9517]

^^^^ Someone please answer this

[@jakeedwards1623]

@@fishwalleye9517 still waiting

[@lloydhendricks5370]

What about doing it the other way around? Say getting a 4" BDS lift kit with the big spacer and replacing the stock strut with a Bilstein leveling strut set to 1" of lift? What I really want is a 5" front lift with 4" rear blocks on my 2017 F-150, but BDS only makes 4 or 6 kits.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

That should work, but check forums and Facebook groups and see what others have done!

[@edwardkareem6446]

You could do that but it's going to ride very stiff

[@Newb_nate]

I have a 2018 f150 rwd i have a 4.5” maxtrac spindle kit and im about to stack 2.5” leveling kit to make 7” of lift and a 4” block in the rear. The ucas should sit like a 2.5” leveling kit only bc the maxtrac spindles keep the geometry the same

[@badchev6995]

Great job at explaining this. I am thinking about doing the same thing except I have an 05 1/2 ton Suburban 4x4 & am wondering if I can get away with it. Any help would be greatly appreciated thank you.

[@regismitchell1369]

08 silverado 2wd lifting the front with a 3 inch spacer on top and a 1 inch spacer on the bottom , I' m also changing out the ucas with ones that work with a 2-4 inch lift do you believe I will be okay?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

You'll be putting alot of stress on alot of components with the struts pushing down on stock everything that much. Need to do it the right way and have a lift kit Regis.

[@Mr303Thug]

Yes!! Thank you I been wanting you to explain it now I know how to do it to my 2009 f150

[@kalebhavlin4556]

Send or upload a pic when you git it done i have an 09 f150 super cab i am wanting to get lifted also

[@matapeas4302]

I have a 2012 silverado ltz.put a 3 inch strut spacer and 3 inch knuckle and rough country upper control arm.gave me a true 6 inch lift.with 3 inch rear block and 2 add a leaf by zone.and black max shocks.damn thing drives like a Cadillac on the road and holds the ground on the dirt.i didn't want that extra tall block in rear.seem too unstable.and didn't want that 6 inch spacer looking all generic on top of my strut.and rebuilt entire front end.all under 600.00

[@chrisdudley3742]

Can someone tell me how to get the parts for the diff drop. I would love to replicate what hes talking about

[@jayr.1523]

How can I get my mcgoughys 7-9" lift leveled front to rear? I don't like the squat look on it

[@tylerpatterson1267]

I have a 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 rocky ridge. It has a 4” spacer but everything has been dropped for a 6” lift. Can I just add a 2” leveling kit? My angles are terrible right now. But just the opposite of what you usually see on lifter trucks. My control arms and cv’s point up instead of down. I assume 2” more would make my angles just about flat. Can I do this?? Also. Can I go higher than 6” in the rear. The tallest rear block I can find is 6”? Can I not go higher than that without a longer axle?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We do not recommend stacking spacers the best thing to do would to just go with a bigger kit. Here is a link to lift kits that fit your vehicle: www.customwheeloffset.com/store/suspension?year=2014&make=GMC&model=1500&drive=4WD

[@alexiscoronado2730]

If i have a rc 7.5 lift in my silverado 2011 with the strut that makes it 7.5 and rc upper control arms can i add a 2.5 under the shock leveling kit in the front ?

[@averykeen5379]

I don’t know but I’m about to

[@luisr6103]

U can i did it on mine same truck same lift

[@averykeen5379]

@@luisr6103 how’s the alignment ,

[@luisr6103]

Good no issues got mine on 24x14 35,s furys

[@averykeen5379]

@@luisr6103 you got any social media I can reach you on ?

[@gavinweary3713]

So which would be safer a 2inch level strut with a 2in spacer on top ot a 2 .5 inch strut with 1.5 spacer on top of an 06 to 08 ram 1500 4x4

[@albinofleetyt3531]

Can i stack a 5in spindle lift on top of my 6in rc suspension lift???

[@robowens3469]

I have a 2008 Chevy Tahoe I put a 2 inch lower level kit and a 3 inch uper strut spacer. On factory components will my CV joints and all be ok by doing that

[@jacobn3160]

rob owens it'd be bad on your front end. Definitely get a diff drop

[@BombsAwayLP]

So right now i have a bilstien 2.8 inch longer strut, can i just add a 6 inch lift kit with the 6 inch soacer to get 8.8 inches?

[@lyinlake]

what about if you keep the strut on top, and put a Rough Country style bottom spacer... Would that work?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

@Lavel. send an email to [e-mail] and they should be able to help you out with your question!

[@floydstechreviews7765]

I have a 2nd that I just put a 3 inch spindle lift on. I was to add another 2 - 3 inches. So I can keep the spindle, and add a bigger 2 inch coil and shock and I’ll be good? And just add a big block in the rear with shocks to pair with the block. Is that correct?

[@isaias__5.087]

I have a 99 F-150 with a 3 inch sprindle lift... can I add a leveling kit onto it??

[@levihyatt5747]

Not sure if I'm too late for a response, I know you can't give a direct yes or no answer, but my question is I have a 2wd 2006 Silverado with a 6inch rc lift, I'm wanting to ditch the coil spacer and put in the 6inch Fabtech 6inch lifted coil, but also add a 1or 2 inch coil spacer on top of that. Putting aside any driveline issues I could have, my concern is if I can extend the rc nitro 2.0 shocks another inch or 2 like that? Or would I need to find some kind of adjustable shock? Most information it seems are for struts so I've been a little confused on what would happen with my shock, it also seems pretty tough to find the parts I need because it is 2wd lol. Any help would be appreciated!

[@kyleparker8378]

I dont necessarily want to go higher, I just want to level out the front end of my truck. Its a 2014 tundra with a 6 inch Bds lift and I need to pick the front end up around 1.5 to 2 inches for it to be leveled out. How can I achieve this?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Send an email to [e-mail] and our suspension specialist will be able to help you out with your question!

[@sarawood6]

Is there a technical reason why you guys don’t show many Rams?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We don't have a ton of ram's up here that get modified in comparison to Chevy/fords

[@cheyneskye4971]

@@CustomOffsetsTV can you list what part and part # that would be need to do this. I have 2012 F-150 with 6 inch bds lift coil springs

[@23cummins68rfe]

I have a 17 ram 1500 4x4 with 6inch zone with 5 inch rear coils. The rear still sits higher then front of coarse but down the road would like to level the front out. What would i use ? Would i use the 2" zone level kit an c arms ? Or what way should i go ?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Yeah that would work for you!

[@tonyvalle259]

Have an 2018 silverado 2wd, has a 4.5 rc lift want to add 1.5 or 2.5 spacers on front , is it ok. Just want some more height.

[@rodrigogonzalez4279]

Idk if you guys check your comments on old videos anymore but i have a question on this topic. I have a 2001 chevy silverado 1500 rwd with a 6 inch rough country lift already on it. The front is still pretty noticably raked so I was wondering if I could put 2 inch lift coil springs in to hopefully level it out since I literally just bought the lift kit and cant afford a different one. Hope you see this comment, your videos are awesome and super helpful.

[@coffee_vids275]

Smaller rear blocks

[@dylandelaney5614]

I have a 2006 f150 I’m trying to do that where can I get the lifted struts from?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Check our lifts out here Dylan- bit.ly/2FlmoNZ

[@Halospartan117B]

Dylan Delaney pro comp makes some 6 inch struts and bilststeins , PM if you need some more information , I have an 07 that I'm about to do this

[@tallcans4tallbikes]

@@CustomOffsetsTV Jah Bless for showing this video and handy link. Im on ur site rn looking for the parts to do exactly this!!!

[@michaelcutrona2009]

I have a 2011 silverado with a 4” cst lift with strut spacers and the diff drop so my cv’s are almost level. Can I replace the 4” strut spacer with a 6” strut to end up with 6 inches of lift? If i can I’ll order on your site tonight!

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

the extra 2" may push your CV and ball joint angles to a unsafe/unreliable amount of angle Michael, best bet would be to do some research on it and see if it can handle that much more angle

[@stevennavarro54]

I have a 2006 chevy silverado 2wd currently I have a 2 inch leveling kit on 33s I want to get a rough country 6inch lift so would it be safe to add the 2 inch on top of the 6 inch or am I better off just with the 6 inch ?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Some trucks you can get away with it some you can't. We can't say yes it will work due to liability Steven

[@jeffstokeley2664]

Don't lift a 2wd

[@jhonnykankuro]

@@jeffstokeley2664 what about prerunners

[@jeffstokeley2664]

@@jhonnykankuro I still say don't lift 2wd. Just my opinion.

[@ososugiru]

@@jeffstokeley2664 agreed. lifting 2wd is pointless unless it is a show truck and doesn't get used.

[@mugshotmarley]

Holy CV angle, Batman

[@ThatGuy_Pal]

so adding a .5” or 1” spacer to a bilstein 5100 on a 5th gen ram rebel would be fine?

[@shanewilson2270]

I have a tuff country 4 inch lift. It doesn't use a new knuckle. Just a spacer. Doesnt put the drive angles at the best but i had my uncle shave down the spacer sonits definitely better. But can you buy a knuckle from. Another company and install them with a different kit? Like a tough country knuckle and add it??

[@SuperKevinr12]

Where can I get just the 4 inch strut spacer??

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Send an email to [e-mail] and theyll see what they can find for you!

[@mattbrad788]

Cv angles. Drive shaft pinion.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

All stuff you have to factor in when trying to stack kits!

[@elreno101]

I have a 2006 Ford f150 fx4 and I want to do a 4 inch lift and I dont want to do a spacer but i saw that the 6 inch lift does come with a lifted strut but i dont want to go the full 6 inch. Do they make a lifted strut for the 4 inch lifts or only for 6 inches?

[@Kyesproperties2244]

The real question is what other upper control arm can we get. That would let us have the angles we need. I have a rc 5in strut & knuckle kit going with a 2in level= 7in total lift. What other brands would work for this..

[@91gtsaul11]

Did you figure out what uca to use going through this now

[@Kyesproperties2244]

Kryptonite tierods & uca/ 2in Motofab level/ 5in full suspension rough country kit. Worked perfect, had this set up for 5 years. No issues sold truck. Thanks.

[@bigkountry8644]

I literally just found out about this shit 3 days ago looking at one of your pictures of a titan with a 9" lift

[@colinmoore2836]

Could I put the 3 inch rc kit that’s just lifted coil springs on a 2.5 inch leveling kit to come out to 5.5 inches or how would that work

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We cannot recommend stacking due to liability but you can do some research and find out what stuff works together and what does not

[@codyloudermilk3533]

So I have a 4 inch bds lift on my yukon, with their struts and springs they provided. I should be able to put a 1.5 inch spacer to add a little more aswell right? Same with the rear, add a 2 inch spacer to achieve the right height I want?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Yeah that should work

[@ViolatorZ06]

I have a 2013 f250 and i'm installing a 8 inch radius arm lift from superlift. The front has full 8 inch coils and shocks. Can I stack 2 inch leveling kit under 8 inch coil for 10 inches of lift? Want to clear 24x14 on 37 without much trimming

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We do not condone stacking lifts. Best bet is to either not do it or buy a bigger lift kit.

[@rich-tx7473]

I'm running a 7 inch bds, thanks for info saved me 4k

[@colbyogden9602]

I have a 6inch rough country on a 2019 2500hd with stock keys can I put bigger keys in it to level it out?

[@Fox09Matt]

Can I do this with a Chevy 1500 I have a strut lift and added air bags for towing and but the rear sits higher. I will be install the cognito upper control arms but want to put a 3in leveling kit on top of my current 7in rough country strut lift.

[@jontaylove25]

what about the bilstein shocks with spacers

[@williamthompson5606]

I'll send an update on this exact setup as I have a procomp 6" on my 16' 4x4 f150 and since day one I've always felt the front end looked lower then the rear , so I only want it up about an inch maybe inch an a half , so I got the bilstine 5100 adjust strut and getting those put on with new tires and alignment ,today so I'll let you know how it works out

[@williamthompson5606]

So this setup works and looks awsome man, I got all the work done it rides nice and brought it up ( I only went on the middle adjustment so 1 1/2") , but I like it and it aligned quite nice to. Hope this helps .

[@bousemaster3989]

I leveled my truck with a 2 inch leveling kit. Going in for a alignment and now they say I need new cv axels (extended performance) because my truck is now “lifted”. Is this true guys? Please help

[@Eric_gmtrokitas_]

Hoping this can get answered Thank you in advance hi bought a 5 inch rough country lift basically upfront 3 inch spindles with 2 inch spacer on bottom can I add a 2 inch spacer on top

[@TCLynch-cc1zz]

ya boy brad

[@raptorrider24]

Hey custom offsets, is it a good idea to buy a 6in BDS lift for a 2009-2014 F150, and put the strut spacer on a FOX 2.0 Coilover?? Help!

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

If you listened in the video, we cannot recommend stacking setups, its something you'd have to research on your own Kernal

[@edgarherrera111]

Can i install 1" spacer on top of my 6" rough country struts on 2011 tundra????

[@trail-wolf4x4]

I would advise against 09 GMC Sierra Crew Cab 4x4. It had RC 2.5 Level spacer (bottom) and a 3" lift block in rear (truck came with that and I got the front second hand) I added Rancho Quick lift 0-2" to the front to level it and have blown two cv axles, stressed the front end that I've had an endless vibration the last two months. Do the right thing, get a proper kit with all components. Don't stack stuff not ment to stack

[@jojoflores2000]

Could I stack a 2 1/2 leveling kit on my 7.5 lift on my 2011 Chevy Silverado I scrub with 24x12 -57 35s. Would I be fine?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We do not recommend stacking lifts, but you can search forums to see what others did!

[@Hugo_Stigl1tz]

As long as its just the Torsion keys. Maybe lower them juat a tad. Thats why I bought the maxxcam keys so that I can adjust them accordingly when I decide to get shocks and control arms.

[@gillgillard6977]

I have a 96 c1500 yukon with 4 inch spindles can i add 2 inch coil springs to make it a 6 inch lift

[@roquemonteleone4428]

2004 f150 4x4 I have a rough country 6” strut lift and mechanic says that for the life of him he can’t fit the 2” spacer on top. Is there something we r missing? And what else should I do to correct everything? Thank you in advanced.

[@chrisrigsby8935]

Soo I'm looking at ordering the READYLIFT SST 3.5" lift & I currently am running their 2.25" leveling kit, could run the leveling kit on top of the lift kit to get a bit higher?

[@elfidovigil3282]

What about a readylift sst 3.5 with the uca correction, and a leveling strut so 5” in the front to make it sit level?

[@marckuglitsch2293]

Mmm... so if I have a “6” inch Rough County Lift Kit, and want an overall “8” lift, I can no longer add a “2” inch leveling kit for the overall “8” inch lift?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

you can do whatever you want, we just can't recommend it

[@nobodyhome2318]

I have a question regarding this video. I have a 2014 F250 ccsb 4X4 diesel with a 6 inch fabtech lift. My question is can i put two inch coil spacers on my lift, my 22X12's on 37's rub and i would like to go to a 14 inch wide wheel. I don't want to cut or buy another lift kit. I was thinking adding a 2 inch spacer to the front and a 4 inch block with my lift springs and removing the stock two inch block. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You for your time.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We do not recommend stacking lifts together, it stretches components to angles and lengths the kit was not intended for.

[@joaquintorres6626]

Could I stack a 2.5 rear block on factory block ?or just go ahead and buy a 3.5 block

[@trapnoblin8830]

What if you have a 2 inch leveling kit and wanna put a 6 inch lift on it can you stack them

[@mattm9618]

Those cv angles are huge man...How's the ride?

[@thegoat1776]

So pretty much if you have a diff drop lift.... You can add a leveling kit? I've got a 2020 Chevy Silverado with a 8 inch lift with the diff drop and I'm going to add a 3in spacer and just stack the rear possibly welding together or Fab up a rear block

[@MrJag267]

I’m on the same page with you. I have a 21 Silverado with the RC 6” kit, front end has the diff drop and extended struts. So no harsh angles up front. And rear has the 6” block and 4.5-8” n3 shocks. I’m about to pull the trigger and do a 2” strut spacer in the front and a 2” add-a-leaf. How did yours turn out?

[@grthomp1874]

I have a leveling strut that’s about 2 inches, could I put a 3 inch spindle lift in? I read that spindle lifts don’t change angles. Would this work or mess up my front end?

[@legendarymotorsports7373]

Yes

[@kyleg7436]

Do you do 6 inch lift kits for Toyota tundra

[@Rafael29910262]

I have a question they don’t manufacture an 8 inch lift for ram 1500 14-18 I was wondering if y’all could help me figure how to combine a lift and level to obtain the height safely

[@SHONTONGA06]

So it should be ok to take an already leveled truck with say a Halo Lift Aluma coilover at say 2-2.5" and then buy a 4" lift kit and just add a 2" spacer to your coilover, that should be ok to get you to the 4" height?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

It’s not recommended but yes

[@miguelrico566]

I have a Silverado 2wd sitting on a 4” readylift. Thinking about adding a 3” spindles to raise it to 7”. Any suggestions?

[@jcmoney23]

Miguel Rico - did you ever add the 3” to your current lift? I was thinking about doing the same thing.

[@frankrojas1991]

I wanna do the same thing on my 7”rc lift

[@nikejuan10]

Id like to know what i can do to raise up my front end higher then the rear without having bad angles on my upper control? I got a 5inch rough country lift kit on my 2016 2wd chevy silverado? The rear is probably like 2.5 inches higer.

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Check out our leveling kits on our website! customoffsets.com/suspension

[@justinfortin8095]

Juan Gonzalez u dont have to worry ab ur cv axle angle so u lvl it until ur ball joint cant go higher 😂

[@re9473]

What upper control arms does he have on there?

[@Michael_78]

I had fox 2.0 coilovers and icon delta joint UCA put on my 2018 Silverado to "level" it from factory stance (at least that's what the shop where I had it done told me it was gonna do) and fox shocks on the rear. The back still still sits probably almost 1 to 1 1/2 inches higher...any ideas on what I can do to make it more leveled?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

Putting an adjustable leveling kit in would help bring up the front. Check them out here- bit.ly/2ribovC

[@re9473]

I have a 2009 Ford F-150 I preferred to have a really soft ride I still have factory shocks and springs I was looking to order new Front struts what do you suggest or do you have a link I wanted the softest ones out there LOL

[@garretmumphrey2756]

I wanna stack 2 leaving kits in the front. 2.5" and 1.5" or another 2.5". Is that okay?

[@samiam9162]

Could I stack a strut spacer on a 2.5 inch rc leveling kit?

[@80elko]

PERFECT VIDEO!!!..but PLEASE do this on a 01-06 2wd Tahoe!!!... with a rc ntd lift!...I personally know soooo many people that want to add keys and coil spacers to there rc lifts but are worried about there diff angle and the rear axle traction bars...

[@deandrecaston3691]

I have a 3 inch leveling kit and I wanna add about 3-4 inches ... what lift should I get ?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

You are most likely looking for a 5 or 6" kit whichever they make for your vehicle. You can check out our lift kits here! customoffsets.com/suspension

[@neridynasty131]

Can you put a diff drop kit on procomp 6” lift?

[@tg2963]

What if I use lift spindles and coil spring spacers

[@tg2963]

2wd

[@greencarelawnlandscaping2906]

I have a 2008 f250 that has a previously installed 2" spacer below the front coil springs. I'm wanting to level the truck but I need another 2.5" of lift. Can I safely add a 2.5" ready lift sst leveling spacer kit on top of the springs in addition to the 2" spacer that's already on the truck?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We do not recommend stacking, but people have done it, more then likely truck is level lifted, so the rear has an add a leaf, or a small lift block, to compensate for a trailer being on it, or a salt box etc!

[@angelverdugo7970]

What’s up brother, I have a 05 Chevy Silverado 2wd. I currently have a 3 inch rough country leveling kit, which is basically just a lift spindle and socks. I’m rocking 33 in tires. Would I be able to add a 2 inch spacer on top?

[@CustomOffsetsTV]

We do not recommend it but people do it. Do some research in forums!

[@Jake-sy2cx]

I have a zone 6.5 inch lift. Could I do this on my Silverado?