My ram 07 Ram 1500 Quad Cab is completely stock and I want to put new 35's on my stock rims. Im in the process having the truck leveled with a 2.5 kit and want to lift the truck 2-3 inches more to keep from rubbing and not looking so stuffed. The dealer that's selling me the everything tells me its impossible to raise the truck anymore without spending 3-5 thousand dollars. Im new to the aftermarket world and need to know if this is true. By the way, hello to all you Dodgeforum members! Thank you

 

lol, they are full of it...a body lift, which is 300-400 dollars and its 3" depending on what brand you get...plus the cost of install is about 400 more give or take a bit...so at the MOST a grand...

 

and even a good 6 inch lift is only about 1600-2000 (canadian price)

 

I think I'd be looking at other dealers. A level kit with 3" body lift is a solid combination for about 5" of total lift which is PLENTY for articulation of 35" tires. Cost should be about $100 for the level and $350 for the body lift. If you can't do the install yourself, about $500-600 would be about average for the install before alignment...

 

2.5 level kit, 2" rear blocks, 3 inch body lift. and 35'' tires

 

Wow! Great news. I thought I was stuck with only being able to level the truck. Thanks!!!

 

There is more cheaper prices to choose from man. Just be patient in searching.

 

Should I be researching any certain brand of body lift? What are the components that make up a body lift? Im like a sponge right now trying to learn as much as I can. Thanks for the help everyone!

 

Performance Accrssories and Zone are two body lift companies a lot of guys like

 

Well, I guess it depends on how you look at it. When I lifted my 98 Dodge Ram, the total cost was around $2500 and I went cheap. However, that included the lift kit, 4 tires, 4 rims, adjusting the speedometer, and install. The lift kit, by itself, is cheap -- around $300 - $400, as others have said.