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I'm new to the forum I would like to know how high i could get my 2500 dodge ram it's a 2000 4x4 i live in southern cali. i would like to go at least 10-12 inc with a 38" tire and 17 or a 18" rim. If anyone could help me out it would be great thanks. [sm=headbang.gif]
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hey welcome to the site.
i've seen people put some 7" lifts and add a 3" body lift giving them 10" total if i did my math right.
there is also a few companies that do air ride systems for the new ram and i think the 2nd gen 2500's, i think it's airride technologies or something along those lines.
i've seen people put some 7" lifts and add a 3" body lift giving them 10" total if i did my math right.
there is also a few companies that do air ride systems for the new ram and i think the 2nd gen 2500's, i think it's airride technologies or something along those lines.
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Does anyone remember that dude that lifted his truck, i would say it would have to be at least 15-20 inches... and was running some insane tire size (56's IIRC)...
When it comes to lifting your truck, the skys the limit, but 10" 's should do ya just fine =) Anything higher and you would need to widen the axles/tires just so that you dont flip on a turn
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When it comes to lifting your truck, the skys the limit, but 10" 's should do ya just fine =) Anything higher and you would need to widen the axles/tires just so that you dont flip on a turn
Oh yeah welcome to the site, it gets addicting after a while, I mean look at me... I'm a post *****
