dodge ram stock ride height
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Length: 229.7 in. Width: 79.9 in. Height: 73.8 in. Wheel Base: 140.5 in. Ground Clearance: 8 in. Curb Weight: 5452 lbs. Gross Weight: 8650 lbs. Length: 229.7 in. Width: 79.9 in. Height: 73.8 in. Wheel Base: 140.5 in. Ground Clearance: 8 in. Curb Weight: 5452 lbs. Gross Weight: 8650 lbs. Length: 229.7 in. Width: 79.9 in. Height: 73.8 in. Wheel Base: 140.5 in. Ground Clearance: 8 in. Curb Weight: 5452 lbs. Gross Weight: 8650 lbs. 73.8inches.... http://www.edmunds.com/used/2005/dod...488/specs.html
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ok thanks! i was only asking cause the place i usually get my inspection sticker told me im too high. all i have is a 2" leveling kit on 35's. which i dont think its that high!
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Here's the formula for figuring lift allowable...
Get out your calculator: The maximum allowable mechanical lift (as well as what's acceptable in terms of bigger rubber) can be determined by this formula:
Maximum Lift = Wheelbase x Wheel Track
2200
For example, if you did that formula and came up with 2 inches, then a 2-inch lift and a 2-inch increase in tire size is allowable, equaling a total lift of 4 inches over stock.
Edit : This was apparently in the year 2000...Searching for updated info
Double Edit : This only applies to 4wd vehicles...If you're truck is 2wd it's 2" over stock height...period
Maximum Lift = Wheelbase x Wheel Track
2200
For example, if you did that formula and came up with 2 inches, then a 2-inch lift and a 2-inch increase in tire size is allowable, equaling a total lift of 4 inches over stock.
Edit : This was apparently in the year 2000...Searching for updated info
Double Edit : This only applies to 4wd vehicles...If you're truck is 2wd it's 2" over stock height...period
Last edited by SlvrRAM05; Feb 25, 2010 at 01:23 PM.
