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I can't make out the springs real well. Could you zoom in some more please
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Ram 1500s came with either 3 or 4-leaf packs on TOP of the overload spring, which is what you see at the bottom. You have a 3-leaf pack. Up front is a clear 2" level spacer. That's all I see. Many people mistake these trucks for having lifts when compared to newer low rider "trucks."
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Ram 1500s came with either 3 or 4-leaf packs on TOP of the overload spring, which is what you see at the bottom. You have a 3-leaf pack. Up front is a clear 2" level spacer. That's all I see. Many people mistake these trucks for having lifts when compared to newer low rider "trucks."
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Yes, it looks like a stock ride with leveling up front. While you can run stock shocks in front, I would order the 2-3" lift shocks so you never have to worry about bottoming out. In the rear, the stock shocks are already plenty long. I believe they use stock part numbers up to 4 or even 5 inch in the rear.
But I highly recommend something either OEM or high end aftermarket like Bilstein or M95s. AVOID HYDRO SHOCKS LIKE THE PLAGUE.
But I highly recommend something either OEM or high end aftermarket like Bilstein or M95s. AVOID HYDRO SHOCKS LIKE THE PLAGUE.