As subject says has anyone removed or installed a smaller leaf spring spacer to level or get only a 1” rake
How did ot work out ?
2023 AT4 6.2
How did ot work out ?
2023 AT4 6.2
Has Anyone levelled their 1500 AT4 by lowering Rear ?
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Rle312
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Post in thread 'AT4X leveling kit' https://www.at4forum.com/threads/at4x-leveling-kit.365/post-5190
Rle312
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I'm considering replacing the existing 2" rear block with a 1" block. I don't mind a little rake.
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Tks for that
so basically you lowered rear 2” by flupping block to top of axle did I understand that right
Rle312
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I didn't, but "adeerchaser" did.
adeerchaser
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Here ya go, my 2022 AT4x. I did just that, flipped the rear axle block to the top (basically removing it, but takes up space in u-bolts). Flipped mine about 9 months ago, no problems, same smooth ride. Those are Toyo 285/70/18 MT’s, no cutting, no rubbing.
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adeerchaser
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Yes, I guess that would be the only negative I have found. I do not put heavy loads in the bed, (have a 3/4 ton farm truck for that) however, I do pull my Can Am Commander 1000 on a tandom axle trailer and it squats some. I had to get a straight hitch instead of 2 in drop to make my trailer sit level. Hope this helps you decision! I recommend it tho
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Yes helps alot I will do for sure
I use Sumo Springs in rear on all my previous trucks ( they replace the factory bump stops ) I will install them with a spacer to they maintain same space as when blocks in stock location
Then I expect no more than 1” sag when my car trailer hooked up
Im sure its going to work fine
So glad I got your info Tks again
Now just to wait for new truck !!
