Usually a 4'' is a 4'' in the front and a 2'' in the rear. Which levels the truck and then adds on 2''. I would say dont run the spacers if you dont want it to sit front high. If you are interested in selling the 2'' spacers shoot me a pm, I have a buddy looking for a used set.
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Superlift 4" lift questions
Does anyone have any experience with this lift? My buddy has gone to a larger lift and is offering this one to me cheap. I already have a 2" leveling puck in the front. Can I leave this on? I don't want the front end to sit higher than the rear. Can an add a leaf be added if needed?
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You would have a 6" lift up front if you ran a 2" spacer and a 4 inch lift spring. You will definitely be brodozing.
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