Recent content by RickD

Makes sense to me, drive line angles and all

Adding the 2" level, and then the 33/12.50/20 tires hurt the mileage some, but that was expected. I live in the hills and close to work so I don't get a lot of actual highway driving. I'm managing to sustain about 18mpg now. It was in the 19 - 20 range before. So yeah, it dipped, but not that badly

And they work too!!!

I have a 2016 Laramie Crew Cab. I put a 2" leveling kit on it. Yesterday I put 33/12.50/20 E load (10 ply) tires on it. It rides great!! I didn't even need spacers on the front. I'm going to put them on anyway just for peace of mind because it's really close, but I don't need to. I've heard you...

Me? Personally, I would trade it in and get a new one. I'd prolly buy though instead of leasing. That's just me though

Towed it like a champ!!! Even got 16.7 miles per gallon at 60 mph pulling about 6,000 pounds!!

I've heard that. We'll find out in a few hours

Bought a project car last weekend. Towing it home tomorrow. Be the first time towing anything with my Eco. It's going to be a grand adventure!!!

I had a couple friends swing by and help me. It was amazing having a couple extra hands to do it. The job really does need two people to do it. One can do it, but what a PITA!!! I'm just glad it's safe again. I was almost sick over it

My whoops all fixed. I feel safe again :)

And as of today, cordless tools to do it with instead of a ratchet and a breaker bar :D

Thanks! I wish I would have known I had to turn the blocks around. I really don't want to take it apart again lol

I know I do. Gonna redo one side next Saturday, the other on Sunday

Before I leveled it:

OK. I screwed up. I just don't know how badly. My leveling kit had no instructions in it. I watched a bunch of videos and figured I would be OK. I got it done (I'll post a picture in a minute). When I put the shocks back in, I didn't know I was supposed to turn the blocks 180 degrees. I lined...