steering arm, control arm and track arms
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RE: steering arm, control arm and track arms
You will need several more items.....Look at the parts in these lift kits and most of the parts you will need. Most can be purchased seperately. Several on the site have gotten stuff from Top gun customz. http://www.marketworks.com/storefron...mp;i=126671366
http://rockymountainsusp.com/dodge4_94_01gas.htm
http://www.topguncustomz.com/
http://www.roughcountry.com/dodge_4wd_94-01_5.htm
An example of items, Track bar relocation bracket,Sway bar extention, Lower and upper arms. http://www.marketworks.com/storefron...amp;i=64085866
http://rockymountainsusp.com/dodge4_94_01gas.htm
http://www.topguncustomz.com/
http://www.roughcountry.com/dodge_4wd_94-01_5.htm
An example of items, Track bar relocation bracket,Sway bar extention, Lower and upper arms. http://www.marketworks.com/storefron...amp;i=64085866
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RE: steering arm, control arm and track arms
You should get a different trackbar, but it should be adjustable like aThuren bar. It makes it easy to center your axle. This isbecause you are lifting the truck an odd amount. Brackets are more "lift specific". When I had discussed this with Don at Thuren he recommended a 5 inch bar, which requires welding.
Maybe trail master would sell you a T-bar. To my knowledge they are the only ones really offering a 4 inch lift.
You will need longer arms, and either sway bar brackets or longer links. I used 3 inch lift control arms with a spacer and off-roadster springs forjustover 4 inches of lift in the front.I adapted a set of XJ links from warrior products. I used 5 inch bumpstops which work fine.I'm not familiar with brakelines on an earlier Ram but mine were plenty long.
5 inches is the magicnumber...things become more complicated when you exceed it.
Maybe trail master would sell you a T-bar. To my knowledge they are the only ones really offering a 4 inch lift.
You will need longer arms, and either sway bar brackets or longer links. I used 3 inch lift control arms with a spacer and off-roadster springs forjustover 4 inches of lift in the front.I adapted a set of XJ links from warrior products. I used 5 inch bumpstops which work fine.I'm not familiar with brakelines on an earlier Ram but mine were plenty long.
5 inches is the magicnumber...things become more complicated when you exceed it.
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RE: steering arm, control arm and track arms
Thuren or DT ProFab tracbar....asked this question in another post, but trying to get more feedback. I'm leaning to DT right now.
Input appreciated... https://dodgeforum.com/m_1187038/tm.htm
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