Lifts
Hello, guys & gals, i'm fairly new to this forum, and i really enjoyed ready several things on how to fix the dodge ram :-).
I got a question though, you guys prolly here a 1000 times a day, I want to get a suspension lift, i think? i dunno the way to go on getting my truck lifted....body lift..? etc...any advice i'd appreciate it, i want to put in a 6 inch lift...and everything is stock currently on the suspension.
Thanks guys.
I got a question though, you guys prolly here a 1000 times a day, I want to get a suspension lift, i think? i dunno the way to go on getting my truck lifted....body lift..? etc...any advice i'd appreciate it, i want to put in a 6 inch lift...and everything is stock currently on the suspension.
Thanks guys.
I have a 5 inch skyjacker lift on my 99 sport and it looks great, I was originaly going to go with a fabtech but a buddy of mine who has ever gen of ram STILL has had fabtech and skyjacker and he said he liked his skyjack lift alot better and the guy at 4wheelparts recommended skyjacker as well So I went with that. about 1500 installed w/ military discount
I have a few issues to fix before I get rims and tires so I cant answer any questions about that But if you have and extra $$ you might want to upgrade the shocks to the next level which I think is just a few hundred bucks, After about 5 months they will harden up and feel stock, but they felt like a Cadilac for 5 months : )
I have a few issues to fix before I get rims and tires so I cant answer any questions about that But if you have and extra $$ you might want to upgrade the shocks to the next level which I think is just a few hundred bucks, After about 5 months they will harden up and feel stock, but they felt like a Cadilac for 5 months : )
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i got a rough country 3 inch suspesion it was $650 with installation and im running 35/12.50;s with 2 inch wheel spacers i bought off ebay and i havent had any problems with rubbing at all...truck sits nice and tall too.
there are many brands out there suspension lift is the way to go 6 inch is a good size and if you use the truck for work i would reccomend 35's because climbin up and down the bigger truck beds gets tiring



