Rough Country Level Kit or should I leave my truck alone?
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Rough Country Level Kit or should I leave my truck alone?
OK one thing always leads to another!
I was going back and forth on what size Cooper Zeon LTZ tires to get and decided on the stock size but then I came across Rough Country Leveling Kit in my searching.
This truck looks great. They recommend a tire that is 33 x 12.50 so the Coopers in a 275/60/20 are the right height but they are not as wide.
It dose not appear like it messes with the truck that much. Just bolt on spacers so I don't know if the dealer could give me any problems with warranty issues?
They advertise that the factory ride quality is not affected.
It's not to expensive but I don't think I could go with the Coopers?
What are your thoughts? I have no experience in leveling/lifting a truck.
http://roughcountry.com/suspension/4...500-ram_2.html
I was going back and forth on what size Cooper Zeon LTZ tires to get and decided on the stock size but then I came across Rough Country Leveling Kit in my searching.
This truck looks great. They recommend a tire that is 33 x 12.50 so the Coopers in a 275/60/20 are the right height but they are not as wide.
It dose not appear like it messes with the truck that much. Just bolt on spacers so I don't know if the dealer could give me any problems with warranty issues?
They advertise that the factory ride quality is not affected.
It's not to expensive but I don't think I could go with the Coopers?
What are your thoughts? I have no experience in leveling/lifting a truck.
http://roughcountry.com/suspension/4...500-ram_2.html
Last edited by drober30; 04-05-2009 at 11:26 AM.
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obviously its going to give you a 2-1/2" lift in the front and 3/4" in the back.
its deff. worth the 129 dollars
and if your going to be getting new tires anyway its always best to get an alinement
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