You did not say how new your truck is. If its brand new, the the rear is going to settle down, the springs will develop their set, bushing will wear in and when its all said and done it will come down 1 in or so. It will settle in over a few pulls and some highway miles. Mine settled in slowly and I went from a nose up to a level with my CC.
So first make sure you have some space between and remember its a compromise between level and how close it is to the rails. I think I am at 5 in, but not sure, I was at 4 in when I first hooked up and my tail end of the truck sait high.
I run a Pullrite ISR Superlite 20k which uses a ball system rather than a flat plate. (I will NEVER go back to a flat plate system again!)
If your rig has been pulling and its already settled in then as others stated drop your pin box or raise you plate as need to get level.
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Don
US Army Infantry Retired
Texas Hill Country
Cedar Creek Silverback 29RE
'19 F 350 CC, LB King Ranch Ultimate
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