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Old Dec 10, 2008 | 11:01 PM
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that truck looks sooooo amazing lifted..wow. im so jealous now.

the new IFS KORE kit im gonna get is 2495 for the front and 1195 for the rear :/ but itll be worht it fo sho
 
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Old Dec 11, 2008 | 07:57 PM
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According to the KORE website:

"In 2006, Dodge finally got serious about their Ram 1500 suspension design, so KORE went all-out and took it to a new level. This is not just another drop-bracket IFS lift kit; this is a full-replacement front suspension system consisting of coil-over front shocks with internal reservoirs, billet aluminum upper control arms, and high-angle CV joints. Because we don’t use a drop bracket and replacement spindles, this kit yields massive ground clearance and 12 inches of travel. It’s so good that a variation of this kit will be sold next year through Mopar and factory-warranted for the 2009 Ram 1500’s."

It says it only lifts the truck about 3" in the front (which is why I'm waiting for it). Hopefully the rear set-up will be just as technologically advanced.

I can't wait for this to hit the stealerships.
 
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Old Dec 20, 2008 | 06:12 PM
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Mine was lifted sometime early in November 08. It is a custom 4" made in Patterson Georgia. I think the price tag was upwards of $3500.
 

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Old Dec 23, 2008 | 12:48 PM
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Nice looking truck Shieldsdb. Are those 35's?
 
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Old Dec 28, 2008 | 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by shieldsdb
Mine was lifted sometime early in November 08. It is a custom 4" made in Patterson Georgia. I think the price tag was upwards of $3500.
Does that truck really have a Hemi? Reason I ask is I was checking out your gallery and noticed your rear bumper was not notched for the factory dual exhaust. I thought all 09 Hemis had the notched bumper.
 
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Old Dec 28, 2008 | 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 94rt10ohio
Does that truck really have a Hemi? Reason I ask is I was checking out your gallery and noticed your rear bumper was not notched for the factory dual exhaust. I thought all 09 Hemis had the notched bumper.
I thought the dual exhaust was part of the Hemi Sport and Laramie trims
 
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Old Dec 29, 2008 | 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by stupid_rope
According to the KORE website:

"In 2006, Dodge finally got serious about their Ram 1500 suspension design, so KORE went all-out and took it to a new level. This is not just another drop-bracket IFS lift kit; this is a full-replacement front suspension system consisting of coil-over front shocks with internal reservoirs, billet aluminum upper control arms, and high-angle CV joints. Because we don’t use a drop bracket and replacement spindles, this kit yields massive ground clearance and 12 inches of travel. It’s so good that a variation of this kit will be sold next year through Mopar and factory-warranted for the 2009 Ram 1500’s."

It says it only lifts the truck about 3" in the front (which is why I'm waiting for it). Hopefully the rear set-up will be just as technologically advanced.

I can't wait for this to hit the stealerships.

And that why im saving for it. The rear will come with Deaver long travel mini leaf packs and fox 2.0s. Ill get pics up when i get it dont worry guys and the dealer told me that every hemi has that option..so i guess you could have it dual but dont have to?
 
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Old Dec 31, 2008 | 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by stupid_rope
According to the KORE website:

"In 2006, Dodge finally got serious about their Ram 1500 suspension design, so KORE went all-out and took it to a new level. This is not just another drop-bracket IFS lift kit; this is a full-replacement front suspension system consisting of coil-over front shocks with internal reservoirs, billet aluminum upper control arms, and high-angle CV joints. Because we don’t use a drop bracket and replacement spindles, this kit yields massive ground clearance and 12 inches of travel. It’s so good that a variation of this kit will be sold next year through Mopar and factory-warranted for the 2009 Ram 1500’s."

It says it only lifts the truck about 3" in the front (which is why I'm waiting for it). Hopefully the rear set-up will be just as technologically advanced.

I can't wait for this to hit the stealerships.
I have the Kore kit ordered and coming to Utah!! I am excited and will be putting 35x12.50x18s on it. I will post pics when its done. For sure a pricey kit but the things I have heard about it are ALL good!!
 
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Old Dec 31, 2008 | 02:40 AM
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Did you order it through Kore or Mopar?
 
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Old Dec 31, 2008 | 03:10 AM
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its not out thru mopar yet. but dude..please post pics and def pm me how it is cuz im sooooo close to getting it
 
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