What brand lift kit are you running? Do you like it, hate it? Would you recommend this to others? Let us know about it here.

A suspension lift kit raises the suspension of the vehicle by replacing front and rear leaf springs and shocks. This not only creates greater travel, it can allow for significantly taller tires improving clearance between axles and ground. Articulation should improve with a good suspension lift kit.

This thread is just for general information. If you have a general question, please post it in this thread. If you have a detailed question, please post it in the 3rd Gen Ram section. Thank you.

Additional Lift Information is available in the Off-Road section. Specifically here:

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/off-roa...uck-101-a.html

 

I wont ever go with anyone else but FabTech after this lift... its perfect

 

I voted ProComp even though I don't have lift. I've always been a fan of their components.

 

Rancho 4" - very satisfied...

 

FabTech 6", though im told on here its only 5.5". works for me though. came with a heavy duty skidplate, kit looks good and rides great.

 

Rough Country 3 in. spindle lift kit for 03 ram 1500 2wd. ive been happy with it. pretty easy to install and havent had any problem with it to date. running 285/70R17's on stock rims and it gave me great clearance over the tires, and plenty of travel.

 

I own a 08 Ram 1500 2WD Quad Cab, Do they even make a kit for it? Cause I can't find one

 

I'm on the same boat as you man, I have found the spacers, now I'm just trying to find some new shocks to go with it, Idk if this helps, but here is some spacers I found so far...

http://performancelifts.com/cgi-bin/cart/PLCDGU2.html

http://www.1sourcemfg.com/store/dodg...eling-kit.html

 

rough country have a leveling kit for you 08' boys but no lift kits yet. they are one of the companies that does alot of 2wd lifts so maybe contact them or hold of and wait and see if they put on out in the near future.

 

skyjacker all the way for me when I get mine. From what I've been researching the skyjacker system is the only true 6" bolt on system, all the others I have looked at say you must cut or notch the frame, and I prefer to keep my frame in tact.