ICON 2.5" Leveling Kit

[mikemcd88]

I'm thinking about getting the ICON Leveling Kit next month with 35x12.5 Toyo M/T's on the stock 20's. Looking for one of the vendors to PM a price for the leveling kit with the adjustable track bar. Also, anyone have any suggestions for a shop around Houston that can do the install. I know trucktoyz has done a lot of them, but not sure if its worth the 6 hour drive.

[Evil Eye]

Originally Posted by mikemcd88

I'm thinking about getting the ICON Leveling Kit next month with 35x12.5 Toyo M/T's on the stock 20's. Looking for one of the vendors to PM a price for the leveling kit with the adjustable track bar. Also, anyone have any suggestions for a shop around Houston that can do the install. I know trucktoyz has done a lot of them, but not sure if its worth the 6 hour drive.

I think TruckToyz is a GREAT group of guys who really know their stuff. You won't go wrong.


....and yes, it is worth the 6 hour drive to know it was done right.

[MtHigh250]

I got an Awesome deal from Joey Levet joeylevet@gmail.com for the ICON front coils and shocks, track bar, and Steering Stabilizer.
also TruckToyz is a good one and
Cary at email: ctperformanceinc@yahoo.com they can all get you good deals

[08strokerFX4]

I'm looking for the same kit, but I've had several of the above mentioned vendors tell me that these kits are on back order till 4.24 as they don't have the front shocks right now.

[3adam12]

Yes there is a Houston area dealer/installer. Woodlands Performance & Suspension carries Icon and does Icon installs whether you buy from there or not. 1622 Sawdust Rd., Woodlands. (281) 363-2983. I bought my 4" front 5" rear from TruckToyz and WPS did the install. Nothing against Trucktoyz, but if I would have previously known WPS carried Icon, I would have order from them b/c loading all that stuff up to carry to them after delivery was a pain....lol. PS, Trucktoyz recommended WPS for the install. I was pleased and they were quick and informative.

[CT Performance, Inc.]

Do the install yourself..easy day .

Cary

[Suthrn]

I second the do it yourself advice. The only problem I had was buying a few new sockets. Still cheaper than having someone do it for me.