I recently purchased an 01 regular cab 6speed 4x4 Cummins. The front measures approximately 4” lower than the rear. Is this normal? I don’t have the extra blocks and spring that I believe is the camper special? I just have 3 leafs, with 1 overload underneath, and a 4-3/4 block under the leaf pack. Is 4” a factory amount of rake in these trucks? Are my front coils just warn out? I’m measuring 25-25.5 in front and 29-29.5 in rear. I do have a slightly heavier front bumper. I was going to add a coil spacer to get it closer to level but that will still leave me 1.5-2” low in the front. Which isn’t bad but I want to make sure my coils aren’t warn. What are you stock measurements if you have any? Thanks for any help! 

Wanted to ad it’s a 2500, and I measured from the center of the wheel to the fender on front and back. 

On 9/29/2020 at 8:36 PM, Doubletrouble said:

Nice, I'd like to have one like that but with a gooseneck. Dang things are pricey!

 

It is a gooseneck

I should have looked closer. Yes that's the trailer I would want. 

Last firewood haul I did on Sunday (October 4, 2020)... Level as you can get with 2 cords of red fire in the trailer. 

 

Now if you have a 2 inch leveling kit and then hitched up the rear will pull down that 3 to 4 inches and the nose will appear to be high and the tail swatting. Really common out here lot of people do the lift kits but then when hauling a trailer their headlight are in your face in lo or hi beam mode. That the only part I really hate about lift or leveling kits. 

 

Edited October 5, 20204 yr by Mopar1973Man

I leveled mine 2" rear is still about2" higher.  I measured 5" rake before deciding to lift the front 2"

 

Still tows stuff just fine. However its a 3500.

Edited October 31, 20204 yr by Evan