Scott,

If you look under the truck's cab you will see where there is a BIG square nut that adjust the ride. BEFORE YOU TRY TO MOVE THEM, First soak the hell out of them with Kroll Oil or PB Blaster or WD-40. God only know when they were last moved/adjusted. IF you break the bolt or nut, you'll have to dig through junk yards or a scrapped truck to find a correct replacement.

Measure the height of the highest point of the front wheel well fender rim to give you a referance point.

After you feel that the nut has soaked enough, take a 6 point socket (You don't want to strip these) and slowly losen or tighen the nut on the bolt.

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