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Rough country 6inch lifted struts?

Great, drives smooth will take photos later today been raining lots. Did the rough country 6inch lift, optioned in the 6inch coil overs instead of spacers on factory struts. Went with hostile wheels 20x10-19. With 35x12.5 / 20 cooper discoverer tires.
 
Snap a pic of what your CV angles and Tie Rod ends and ball joint angles look like....:sick:
 
Interesting, I’ve been waiting to see something like This :unsure:

Curious to see the angles and how much lift they actually provide. Or how they are providing the lift I guess, I wonder if I could get a 1-1.5” top spacer on this since you can’t really preload the spring.
 
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SilverSurfer15 said:
Interesting, I’ve been waiting to see something like This :unsure:

Curious to see the angles and how much lift they actually provide. Or how they are providing the lift I guess, I wonder if I could get a 1-1.5” top spacer on this since you can’t really preload the spring.
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If its anything even close to 6" without changing anything else the CV's are going to be so bad as to be unusable and I bet none of those suspension components will last 5k miles.
 
jabara572 said:
If its anything even close to 6" without changing anything else the CV's are going to be so bad as to be unusable and I bet none of those suspension components will last 5k miles.
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What? It works with 6” lift kits not stock trucks.

The real question is how far is the stut actually extended vs a stock one and how much “preload” is built into this thing to get the lift. I’d like to stick a tape measure on one of these.
 
There is no angle, the upper control arms are in the same place as stock. The new coilovers paired with the rest of the suspension just like it belonged there. Will snap a photo this after noon. Been raining too much to really get good photos.
 
BiGJZ74 said:
Has anyone tried these out yet? I’m wondering if these will keep the ride close to factory.

www.roughcountry.com

Loaded Strut Pair | 6 Inch | Ram 1500 4WD (2019-2025)

Loaded Strut Pair | 6 Inch | Ram 1500 4WD (2019-2025)
www.roughcountry.com www.roughcountry.com
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On Rough Countries website at the bottom under questions and answers................
Does this fit the longhorn/limited grille? It does not specify?
Does not fit Rebel, LongHorn, or Limited models.
 
SilverSurfer15 said:
What? It works with 6” lift kits not stock trucks.

The real question is how far is the stut actually extended vs a stock one and how much “preload” is built into this thing to get the lift. I’d like to stick a tape measure on one of these.
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Ok just checking you never know these days :p
 
Whtewolf1 said:
There is no angle, the upper control arms are in the same place as stock. The new coilovers paired with the rest of the suspension just like it belonged there. Will snap a photo this after noon. Been raining too much to really get good photos.
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Picture????

Did you get a 6 inch lift too?
 
Toothninja said:
What size rims and tires? Backspacing? Any running?!? Looks great and love that color!!
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did hostile 20x10 offset-18, little less than 5 on backspacing. no rubbing isues, but have notice noise at 70 plus which would be 75 plus.
 
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