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    Hey guys, Im new here...just bought an 07 Silverado today. I have had GMC's for 5 years now (Dad's a dealer so I get a lot of trucks) But he traded in this really nice Chevy so I decided to switch it up a little! Anyway I usually just crank on the torsion bolts a little to level out the stance on my trucks....but after looking under this new one today I noticed its a different set up... I started looking around and noticed that Daystar has a 2" kit for $129...and its like the \Ford kit which is two Poly spacers that sit on top of the springs...I always liked that better, and was a little jealous of the fords for that...So if I am researching right this is the "better/best" way to level out these new silverados? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

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    As far as leveling kits you have, daystar, rough country, pro comp, ready lift and I think there's one more. Rough Country has the cheapest at about 70 bucks, while Ready lift comes in around $225. All the websites have install instructions and the kits are slightly different. Check them out.

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    X2 on what finalday said. i would recommend a spacer they are basically all the same. however, the rancho readylift is new struts for up front that are bigger which makes it more exensive
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