2 inch level here:

 

http://www.autotrucktoys.com/ram/Day...8453C4675.aspx

There is the 2.5" spacer for 2wd...I have this one on my truck and the look it gave it is perfect...I have an 07 also...

 

CoreyStone11, actually there is a 2.5 LEVELING kit for 07 2wd DODGE RAM. I live in Sacramento California there is a place here called AUBURN LIFTS, let me know if u need more info (FYI) i drive a 07 single cab with a 2.5 leveling kit on the front using stock shocks with 33" nitto trails and it looks and rides great pics soon....

 

A true 2.5 on a 06-08 2wd will not ride great.

 

Matt99 i dont have any problems. Maybe something went wrong with your lift, it also depends on what brand.

 

No it doesn't depend on brand. A true 2.5" lift (which would be a 3" spacer) on the 06-08 setup causes UCA and spring bucket contact. Period. The stamped steel Upper Control Arm hangs too low and hits the top of the spring bucket with downward travel. With a 2" lift (2.5" overall spacer) will still cause this but not as pronounced. Also, the stock shock technically is overextended past 2".

That's all with an extended spring or spring spacer. If you have a 3" or 4" spindle that all doesn't apply. Eklipz, what kind of 2.5" level do you have? Not brand, I mean mechanically. What does your truck's front fender measure at?

 

Good information Matt99, I will stick with the 1.5" daystars.

 

no you are okay with even 2.5" if you are driving the truck in your sig. the 02-05 trucks have a skinnier control arm. I have heard of people even fitting 3" spacers on your models

 

cheaper ways of doing it but im going with the readylift 2.25"

http://www.readylift.com/c-231-dodge...-only-225.aspx

 

Razor, make sure to measure what you really get