Lift Kits, Levels - fuel economy? Pics?
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That looks great, what size tires are those?
Angela, you should be able to go bigger than 32's with a level. Get rims with the right offset/backspace and you should be able to go 34 comfortably. I wasn't so much worried about the mileage as the ride. But I finally got mine leveled and added 4 new shocks (Rough Country kit with leveling keys and nitro shocks). Now I wish I had done it long ago because it still rides great. It's a bit different ride but still a good one. My mileage is lower but it wasn't an awful difference. And I'm not sure what had the most affect on the mileage because I did it all around the same time. Below are pix of my truck, first basically stock, then leveled with stock 20" rims and OEM tires, and then what it basically looks like today (aside from the plasti-dipped badging). I'm happy with it and don't feel the need to lift it any further at all. I just changed the oil yesterday, and though it was easy enough at stock height to do it with no ramps, it is a dream now to just slide under and get to the oil pan and the filter with ease.
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Leveled mine last year, stock 33" tires. Here's the thread from when I did it. You can check my pictures in my profile if you want to look at some more.
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/3rd-gen...ires-pics.html
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/3rd-gen...ires-pics.html
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Leveled mine last year, stock 33" tires. Here's the thread from when I did it. You can check my pictures in my profile if you want to look at some more.
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/3rd-gen...ires-pics.html
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/3rd-gen...ires-pics.html
I can definitley see the difference what level kit did you buy? And where did you get it from?
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