What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
06-29-2013, 06:01 PM
It probably will but the rake will be backwards haha. My rear springs sag some so after I get the front up I'll have to address the back.
In a perfect world I would swap dana60 and 70s in with the leaf springs but alas, this isn't a perfect world. I might go the short add a lead route but idk yet
I've measured it and the front is around 2-2.5 in lower
06-29-2013, 08:23 PM
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Drove 420 miles back from the beach. First road trip since the plenum and new cat. Last road trip was 6 months ago mostly the same stretch of road 11 MPGs and a quart of oil this time 14.2 according to the odo and dipstick didn't appear to drop at all and it's been 1500 since the post plenum oil changes so she doesnt appear to be leaking anywhere else either. Should of done the work a long time ago.
06-30-2013, 02:07 PM
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06-30-2013, 02:50 PM
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If it makes you feel better mine has endured 5 of those extended trips of 6 months or so and never seems to hold a grudge or cheat on me even though I never did anything except disconnect the battery. (Not to say you shouldn't do more to prep but I always run out of time right before deployment)
06-30-2013, 04:40 PM
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There were some previous threads around here from various sources. I think Jimythefan had most current info, but it's presumed that Gas 2500 springs are the same as the ORE springs. No reason to think otherwise as why would Chrysler want to track a different p/n.
...and yet you didn't make an offer....punk. 
I'll adjust my pricing. 
That shouldn't impact your lines too much. I think it's still better to have the rear end higher, especially if you toss some things in the bed. Or use it to go camping with gear and such. Would look quirky nose high.
Yesterday's temp outside and my coolant temp.
70 dollars shipped. Pretty good deal I thought, I've seen you're ore springs but I didn't see a difference between them and diesel. Are they progressive?
It probably will but the rake will be backwards haha. My rear springs sag some so after I get the front up I'll have to address the back.
In a perfect world I would swap dana60 and 70s in with the leaf springs but alas, this isn't a perfect world. I might go the short add a lead route but idk yet
I've measured it and the front is around 2-2.5 in lower
It probably will but the rake will be backwards haha. My rear springs sag some so after I get the front up I'll have to address the back.
In a perfect world I would swap dana60 and 70s in with the leaf springs but alas, this isn't a perfect world. I might go the short add a lead route but idk yet
I've measured it and the front is around 2-2.5 in lower
I'll adjust my pricing. That shouldn't impact your lines too much. I think it's still better to have the rear end higher, especially if you toss some things in the bed. Or use it to go camping with gear and such. Would look quirky nose high.
Yesterday's temp outside and my coolant temp.
06-30-2013, 04:49 PM
There were some previous threads around here from various sources. I think Jimythefan had most current info, but it's presumed that Gas 2500 springs are the same as the ORE springs. No reason to think otherwise as why would Chrysler want to track a different p/n.
...and yet you didn't make an offer....punk. I'll adjust my pricing.
That shouldn't impact your lines too much. I think it's still better to have the rear end higher, especially if you toss some things in the bed. Or use it to go camping with gear and such. Would look quirky nose high.
Yesterday's temp outside and my coolant temp.
...and yet you didn't make an offer....punk.
I'll adjust my pricing. That shouldn't impact your lines too much. I think it's still better to have the rear end higher, especially if you toss some things in the bed. Or use it to go camping with gear and such. Would look quirky nose high.
Yesterday's temp outside and my coolant temp.
Like I said I'll fix the back after the front gets set because i don't want the front end up either
It's better to have a slight rake in the back
06-30-2013, 05:51 PM
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