AS 1.5, or 2, or 2.5?? I can't decide.

[Big Cam]

I currently have the 2.5 inch kit sitting in my garage, but I keep doing more research and now I'm worried that a 2.5 inch puck is too much.

I have a 2022 Tremor, I will be keeping the stock rims and tires, I just want a little less rake, it doesn't have to be perfectly level.

I like a lot of the pictures I've seen of people with a stock setup on the 2.5, but the whole CV angle thing has me worried. My current rake is about 4.25 difference from rear to front.

I want to send these back for the 2 inch kit, but now I am even contemplating the 1.5 inch kit. I plan to own this truck forever and do not plan on getting aftermarket wheels probably ever, so I'm just looking for a little better stance.

I also hear the rear settles over time, I only have 600 miles so if it's going to drop by like an inch over time, I will want less of a lift up front.

Or maybe I should go with my original more expensive plan and do the rough country monotube shocks. I abandoned that because of the cost and all the bad things I've been hearing about Rough Country stuff.

I'm too indecisive. Someone tell me what to do. Haha

 

[FaKtor34]

The bad things about rough country are still better than the pucks, but most of the bad things were from the past. Using a puck of 2" will net you a total of 3" over a standard f150.

 

[Big Cam]

The bad things about rough country are still better than the pucks, but most of the bad things were from the past. Using a puck of 2" will net you a total of 3" over a standard f150.

This statement says a lot about what I've been fearing. I feel like I should have known that an actual replacement full suspension piece would be a better bet than basically pushing the stock one down.

 

[FaKtor34]

This statement says a lot about what I've been fearing. I feel like I should have known that an actual replacement full suspension piece would be a better bet than basically pushing the stock one down.

If your never going to push it offroad you should be fine, but taking a puck and pushing it in mud, ruts and rocks is just not a good idea. Running an occasional fire road would be fine to use a small puck lift with.

 

[Stone_tremor]

Pro comp 2,5" (Pro Comp Level Lift 62206)

Avant : 98/109cm
Après : 104.5/109cm