i know that 16s will fit without grinding but not sure bout the 15s

 

well tried on my 15s a little while ago and they fit without any grinding but they stick out further than i thought and i know that with the tires on there going to scrub when i turn the wheel and i was wondering what would be the cheapest way to raise the front end up just a little bit to maybe cut back on the scrubbing?

 

i already have the leveling kit but would like another inch or two dont they make spacers to put in the springs? does anyone know where i can get some?

 

just currieous im asuming you have 16 in rims (or bigger) why do you wanna go smaller to 15's is there an advantage to it?

 

i got 15s because alot of tires i like dont come in 17s or 16s and stuff like that and the ones that do the tires are more expensive for bigger rims

 

ahh ok dident know if there was anouther reason outher than cost i have a set of 15in tires off my old truck bridgstone dullers t/m i wish i could put them on my ram oh well

 

so no one knows about the slip in spacers for the coil springs and where i might be able to get some?
if not what is another way to raise the front end up bout 2 inches that isnt expensive?

 

eBay

 

I have a 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 Sport with Eagle Alloy 088 15x10 wheels. They fit with no grinding and room to spare.