Here is a link to what I've already done to my truck.

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/3rd-gen-ram-tech/177364-my-07-ready-for-some-35-s.html

My main question is, I would like another 1" to 1.5" of clearance in the front to stop the minor rubbing issues I'm having.

Could I use these Rancho Quick Lift shocks with my leveling kit?

http://performancelifts.com/cgi-bin/cart/RS999793.html

Would it cause any suspension or steering problems to have both?
Any 4wd problems?

Or do I have to put a 4" lift on and ditch the leveling kit?

 

well with looking at the type of spacers you have it looks like it would work the only thing i think you have to worry about is hitting the bump stops that limit travel, but i dont think you have those (i had them on a tosion bar setup) i think your shocks limit your travel...what kind of rubbing issues are you haveing? and any pics with the 35"s installed?

 

It only rubs when I hit a bump or brake and have the wheels cut. It rubs on the body itself where I circled it.

 

that looks REALLY good myfriend i like it i also like the color yeah ur gonna have to get a wee bit more lift ide talk to the people at rancho and ask if theyll work in conjunction with ur spacers, if not you can get a body lift?

 

I really don't want to do a body lift. I E-mailed Rancho to see what they say.

 

its weird that my 2500 has so much more ground clearance than a 1500, my sig is my truck with 35" nittos and they dont rub unless at full lock, and then it only rubs on the radius arms, i still have to put in my coil spacers

 

It sucks, I really didn't want to go any higher. I love the full wheel well look, especially now with the fender flares.

 

how much did the fender flares cost ya? and lemme know when rancho gets back with you

 

The flares were about 375 with a coupon at jcwhitney. I had them painted at the local high school body shop for the cost of the paint. ($80)