She's got about 100 miles on the new suspension. I am shocked how smooth it rides. 38s ride great definitely going to go up in size in the future but for now they are fine. Just gotta finish up a few little things like painting the wheels and putting my lights bar back on. I absolutely love it and it is not at all difficult to drive.

Still a little nose high, I am going to give it a little more time to settle before I with the rear a little more to level it out. I am still thinking that it is going to settle out perfect.

What do you think?

 

****in awesome, I love it. Some bigger meats and thing will be unbelievable.

 

Looks great man! Id let the suspension settle and level the rear with the front.. Looks great either way

 

how did you get it that high? i want my dodge to sit that tall...

 

That's all custom fabrication that he did. There's 3 or 4 of his build threads on here somewhere

 

i'd leave to do some leafs on my ram get rid of all that stupid coil springs crap

 

Are you going to put in a t case, front drive shaft and make the 4x4 work or is this just for looks? This was a 2 wheel drive right?

 

first thing i noticed to was no front shaft. Figured cuase it would be at a crazy angle. Good looking rig though either way

 

Thank you guys, yeah it's been a project I wish I had done it this way from the start. I knew in the back of my mind it would end up this way, should have just done it.

But anyways it drives smooth with no bump steer, the rear is a little stiff but I will see what I wanna do there as it settles. I have ridden in lifted dodges with coils, and considering how heavy my cummins is I couldn't be happier with the ride compared to the coils. I am going to add a second steering stabilizer though.

I will take some good pictures of the undercarriage and post them later so you guys can see the work that when into it.

 

It's a factory 2 wheel drive, I have a divorced 205, and since I already have a dedicated wheeling rig I think I will leave this 1 alone.