I want to do a suspention lift but it seems none of them are compatible with my truck.

2000 dodge ram 1500 SLT 5.9L Magnum With Off road kit.

 

All of them work. Just expect them to lift your truck about 2 inches less than they would on a regular height Ram. So a 3'' kit would lift your truck 1'', and a 5'' kit would lift your truck 3''.

 

Purpl is correct, the Off Road edition springs/blocks are 2" higher than the non-Off Road Rams, so that will have to be remembered when ordering lift kits. (Follow Purpl's math, you'll be OK.)

 

Remember, Purpl's Math isnt exactly correct, as Purpl is public school edjumacated.

But what will work is if you get a spacer lift, that way you can "stack" (pun not intended) the Off-Road lift and a spacer. But I dont reccomend that because spacer lifts arent the best option, and I want your Off-Road springs.

 

so the OFFROAD truck is lifted 2" in the front and back over the NON-OFFROAD?? So if I have an OFFROAD truck with some 33" tires, does that mean I have a 3" lift give or take? I want the front by putting the 2" spacers, so would the lift it or cause it to be uneven because of the OFFROAD?

 

i have the off road package. my buddy put in a leveling kit just before I bought it from him. It makes it sit higher in front then in the rear. going to put in an add-aleaf to make the rear sit higher again. i want air bag helper to level the load when weighted down.

 

My truck is an off road and im going to order the bds 5 in long arm kit for mine they say that it will only lift it about 3 or 4 more inches than stock. I also have coil spacers im going to keep and if I dont like the height Ill add them to.

 

Calm down, you have a Sport Edition, NOT an Offroad edition. It will have a decal on the tailgate saying offroad or your build sheet will also give you that info.

 

OOO OOO Mr Kottah, Mr Kottah...!

1. All Dodge Ram lifts are caculated off of a stock Non off road ram.
2. Off road Rams, symantics aside sit about 2 inches higher than standard rams.
3. A 5 inch coil spring lift will only lift your ram another 3 inches 5-2=3
4 ORRRR..a 3 inch spacer lift will lift your OFF ROAD ram 5 inches over a stock ram. 2+3=5
Lastly....are ya ready?
A 3 inch spacer, plus a 3 inch AAL plus a set of off road coils gives you, let me do the math.
3+2 (2+3)/cursingx10Xsqd = my truck

And I thought Purples explanation was perfect too.


God help us all!

 

I installed the off road package off of a 01' under my 99' with two inch spacers in the front. This setup got me 4" of lift overall.