2018 Perch collar or Springs to Level

[volfan615]

I've looked through some of the threads but can't figure out which direction to go just to level out a 2018. Springs seem like the best way to go but I see so many contradictions on whether it will raise the nose too much. I would rather not have to put new springs in the rear so that's not really an option right now. Thanks in advance for any advice.

 

[Dustan]

Before doing Fox 3.0’s I had RPG 1.5 spacers and I didn’t notice much difference performance wise, or any ride quality issues. I installed them with the shocks on the truck. Should be a you tube vid out there on how to. I would pass the spacers along but I gave away the clips that hold the lower spring mount to someone that was going to eibachs

 

[Bryantbjb]

Eibach springs. Just did mine, love them.

 

[volfan615]

Eibach springs. Just did mine, love them.

Any pics of the stance? What year is it?

 

[Miggy]

Geiser Progressive springs all the way, I wanted the best for my truck and the ride is amazing

 

[Simplejack]

2018 with eibachs up front and factory springs in rear. made it level but if you put any weight in bed it goes nose high. this was when they were 1st installed.

 

[Bryantbjb]

Mine looks the same.

 

[Ron Lanza]

I have a SCAB does it make a difference on the shorter wheelbase ? Springs or spacer ?

 

[Jace21583]

If rear leafs aren't in the budget to match front springs go with something like the icon adjustable perch collars. You'll notice a difference the minute you get in the truck, not performance wise, just how it looks.

 

[Bad V2]

I have 1.5" RPG spacers. The added preload the spacers give helped with the front not being so soft on the street. Small change, but a good one. If you plan on upgrading shocks later, spacers are fine and so simple. Alignment was a breeze and only tow was adjusted. Granted my truck is a street queen for now.