The PO of my son's truck was an idiot, he ran a chevy 1 ton AAL on the rear suspension, causing a 3" higher lift in the rear, that rode like s***. So I ordered a 1.5" AAL from Wheeler's and put it in today, I also removed the overload leave since he never hauls anything or tows. Anyways, it was a great product at a decent price, wanted to give them some props.....
Wheeler's Offroad
- Thread starter fsusteve
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
I replaced my stock leaves, after the center leaf cracked in half on both sides, with Wheeler's HD replacements (along with OME springs up front), and I am also very happy with them. About 1.5 inch of lift over stock, ride very nice.
twoyotas said:
I did the exact same, except my old leaves were frowning and I got some 1" ToyTec shackles. Wheelers was an easy purchase. They don't do paypal, though.
- Thread starter
- #5
did you guys end up running a bigger shim in the rear for the longer shackles?
I did not change the shackles. just swapped out the leaf packs and springs, and new shocks while it was happening.
I agree...Wheeler's is good to deal with, and good prices too.
I just bought OME 885 coils, and front and rear Bilstein 5100's and a diff drop kit from them. They had the 2nd best price on the Bils I could find, and the best price on the diff drop kit.
I'll be going back to them for AALs, and possibly a set of steel wheels.
I just bought OME 885 coils, and front and rear Bilstein 5100's and a diff drop kit from them. They had the 2nd best price on the Bils I could find, and the best price on the diff drop kit.
I'll be going back to them for AALs, and possibly a set of steel wheels.
- Thread starter
- #8
just an update, my AAL has sagged a little but from what I've read that's gonna be common among the non-firm leafs. I either would look at their 3 progressive leave pack or a new leaf pack. Down South Motorsports offers free shipping which is huge, so check them out also.