Lifting A 08' 6.7 2500?
#1
Lifting A 08' 6.7 2500?
New to the forum. I have a jeep that i normally daily drive, but have recently bought a 2008 Dodge 6.7 2500 4x4 Diesel.
I've been wanting to lift it recently, and i can't seem to find all the information i'm looking for, so i figured i'd come here.
I've been looking at all sorts of diesel power websites, and nobody seems to answer this question.
Anyways, i want to lift my 6.7. I want to lift it 6.5" inches, and fit 37" tires (BFG KM2s 37x12.5x17) under it. I'm not even sure if a 37 will fit under with only 6.5" of lift without rubbing.
Does anyone know how much backspacking i would need so that my tires won't rub on my LCAs?
If that's not possible i'd like to do 6.5" of lift on 35s.
I know on jeeps when you do this much lift, and that big of tires your drive-line angles become terrible, and you need to get a SYE. Do SYEs even exist on these trucks?
What else would i be looking at doing to achieve what i'm trying to achieve?
Is there a difference between gas lift ktis and diesel lift kits? I figured a diesel one would be more heavy duty, or am i wrong here as well?
I'm trying to stay in the ~$1,000 area for the lift kit, but feel free to inform me on all my options.
I was looking at this lift kit;
http://www.xtremediesel.com/tuffcoun...ilspacers.aspx
Sorry for all the writing, but i'm trying to learn as much as i can.
Thanks!
I've been wanting to lift it recently, and i can't seem to find all the information i'm looking for, so i figured i'd come here.
I've been looking at all sorts of diesel power websites, and nobody seems to answer this question.
Anyways, i want to lift my 6.7. I want to lift it 6.5" inches, and fit 37" tires (BFG KM2s 37x12.5x17) under it. I'm not even sure if a 37 will fit under with only 6.5" of lift without rubbing.
Does anyone know how much backspacking i would need so that my tires won't rub on my LCAs?
If that's not possible i'd like to do 6.5" of lift on 35s.
I know on jeeps when you do this much lift, and that big of tires your drive-line angles become terrible, and you need to get a SYE. Do SYEs even exist on these trucks?
What else would i be looking at doing to achieve what i'm trying to achieve?
Is there a difference between gas lift ktis and diesel lift kits? I figured a diesel one would be more heavy duty, or am i wrong here as well?
I'm trying to stay in the ~$1,000 area for the lift kit, but feel free to inform me on all my options.
I was looking at this lift kit;
http://www.xtremediesel.com/tuffcoun...ilspacers.aspx
Sorry for all the writing, but i'm trying to learn as much as i can.
Thanks!
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#3
The SFA setup in your truck is much different than the IFS in the 1500s most of us drive, making a lift for yours considerably different. Someone here with SFA experience may stumble across your post, but I imagine you'd be much better off asking your question on a forum that specializes in heavy duty trucks with SFA.
FWIW, if it's made for a 25/3500, the only difference between diesel and gas kits is usually stiffer coil springs.
FWIW, if it's made for a 25/3500, the only difference between diesel and gas kits is usually stiffer coil springs.
#4
Look into the BDS kits or Pure Performance kits
I have a 04 2500 with a 6" lift and clear 37's.I started out with the 6" Superlift and had no problems for 5 years,I have since pieced together all new pieces(Pure Performance coils,Pure Performance long Arms,Bilstein shocks, 4" Carli Deaver Leafs,Carli airbags....ect)
I have 0 offset with 5" BS on 17x9 wheels
I have a 04 2500 with a 6" lift and clear 37's.I started out with the 6" Superlift and had no problems for 5 years,I have since pieced together all new pieces(Pure Performance coils,Pure Performance long Arms,Bilstein shocks, 4" Carli Deaver Leafs,Carli airbags....ect)
I have 0 offset with 5" BS on 17x9 wheels