hey gents. just bought a ram 1500 and i already broke it!
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$900+shipping for the 6" Rough Country lift
$150 for the 2.5 Daystar coil spacers
$50 for the 3" rear lift shackles
$350 for the 3" body lift
I installed everything myself so I have no labor or shop install costs so that helps
We were all ignorant to our truck at some point. You are at home now though.
Yep....thats it.
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He's got a lot more than six inches of lift.
I'd say start with a nice level kit to even out the front with the back, and then a 3" body lift (would net you about 5") and see how you like that. You'd be looking at roughly $500 plus labor. But then the tires are gonna be another story, LOL...
I'd say start with a nice level kit to even out the front with the back, and then a 3" body lift (would net you about 5") and see how you like that. You'd be looking at roughly $500 plus labor. But then the tires are gonna be another story, LOL...
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No, there is no mechanical reason to having a lift with stock size tires, just a cosmetic one. To me, the level kit is a must and its really cheap with coil spacers and relatively cheap with spindles (spindles are better, but most use spacers). I hate that "rake" or "nose down" look of a stock truck.