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No guts no glory. I went ahead and did the Rough Country 1318 2in level. It was anything but level. It had had the front up an inch higher than the rear. So out go the factory AT4 blocks and in come 3in ones. Sits dead level now. Went with 35x12.50x20 Nitto Trail Grapplers. Was a little nervous since they measure and true 35in and 13.39 wide. A 1/4 spacer was needed on the front since the width of tire was causing a light rub on the upper control arms. Removed the mud flap bracket, trimmed the mudflap, and pushed and pulled the liner out of the way. No rubs, lock to lock now.

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No guts no glory. I went ahead and did the Rough Country 1318 2in level. It was anything but level. It had had the front up an inch higher than the rear. So out go the factory AT4 blocks and in come 3in ones. Sits dead level now. Went with 35x12.50x20 Nitto Trail Grapplers. Was a little nervous since they measure and true 35in and 13.39 wide. A 1/4 spacer was needed on the front since the width of tire was causing a light rub on the upper control arms. Removed the mud flap bracket, trimmed the mudflap, and pushed and pulled the liner out of the way. No rubs, lock to lock now.
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On 8/17/2019 at 3:02 PM, Mark Vyskocil said:

No guts no glory. I went ahead and did the Rough Country 1318 2in level. It was anything but level. It had had the front up an inch higher than the rear. So out go the factory AT4 blocks and in come 3in ones. Sits dead level now. Went with 35x12.50x20 Nitto Trail Grapplers. Was a little nervous since they measure and true 35in and 13.39 wide. A 1/4 spacer was needed on the front since the width of tire was causing a light rub on the upper control arms. Removed the mud flap bracket, trimmed the mudflap, and pushed and pulled the liner out of the way. No rubs, lock to lock now.

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Awesome looking truck!! Do you have any side pictures? 

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How does everything look with the "Rough Country 1318 2in level" kit? I see that it's specific to the at4, but curious if it's the same as everyone else's level.

 

I started a chat with Kirk at RC, and he stated that the geometry stays perfect with this kit. Anyone?

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I'll try to get a few more side pics uploaded tonight.

 

The geometry was perfect. My alignment guy was shocked, a slight tweak to the toe and we were done. I think the idea with the 1318 is that the lift comes from more than one location. A spacer at the bottom of the spring and the shims between the lower control arm and the shock. Rather the just a big block at the bottom of the shock. When the say 2 in, they mean 2 in. 

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I'll try to get a few more side pics uploaded tonight.
 
The geometry was perfect. My alignment guy was shocked, a slight tweak to the toe and we were done. I think the idea with the 1318 is that the lift comes from more than one location. A spacer at the bottom of the spring and the shims between the lower control arm and the shock. Rather the just a big block at the bottom of the shock. When the say 2 in, they mean 2 in. 



How was the CV and ball joint angles? I think this is the area of concern when going over 1.5” on the AT4/TB trucks.

Got any pictures of those?
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CV angle looks good, close to LCA/shock at all?

 

I like the look of the 2” system better than the 1.5” system for sure. I just didn’t want to run the risk of blowing the CV or ball joints out at full droop.

 

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38 minutes ago, Cody OTR/L said:

1.5" Motofab

TB 18s on 35x12.50r18

2"

 

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What size spacers did you use up front?

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On 8/19/2019 at 7:28 PM, Mark Vyskocil said:

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No big deal, but your installer installed the bolts upside down according to manufacturer's recommendation (instructions).  I cannot tell in the photo, as your pre-load spacer looks identical to mine, but I wonder if the spacer was also installed upside down (with the chamfer facing up) which resulted in the extra, unwanted lift.  

My RC 1318 kit leveled my truck perfectly, within 1/16".  No biggie, angles still look good, and you got alignment.  Congratulations on your extra lift haha. 

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