Still no clear choice for lifting/leveling an Off-Road Package??

[cut3000]

I’m new to the forums but I have read countless threads about lifting a RAM equipped with an off-road package. I have yet to find a cut and dry option to lift the truck 2-3.5 inches and have it level with no rake (at least less than an inch difference).
- if you don’t know, the ORP comes from the factory with a 1 inch lift -

Please share what you know and what my options are for lifting the ORP.

Thanks!

 

[Pandyman]

I’m new to the forums but I have read countless threads about lifting a RAM equipped with an off-road package. I have yet to find a cut and dry option to lift the truck 2-3.5 inches and have it level with no rake (at least less than an inch difference).
- if you don’t know, the ORP comes from the factory with a 1 inch lift -

Please share what you know and what my options are for lifting the ORP.

Thanks!

I have the off-road package and just did the Bilstein 5100 on setting 5 truck is perfectly level and love the ride.

 

[cut3000]

Is this the kit you used? And do you have pictures?

Bilstein 5100 0-2.6” Front 0-1" Rear Lift Shocks for 2019-2024 Ram 1500 new body style

Bilstein 5100 0-2.6” Front 0-1" Rear Lift Shocks for 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 Ram 1500 new body style Includes: 2 front shocks and 2 rear shocks N

www.bilsteinlifts.com

Did you have to replace the upper control arms for a better angle? If not, are the stock UCAs doing fine?

 

[Pandyman]

Is this the kit you used? And do you have pictures?

Bilstein 5100 0-2.6” Front 0-1" Rear Lift Shocks for 2019-2024 Ram 1500 new body style

Bilstein 5100 0-2.6” Front 0-1" Rear Lift Shocks for 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 Ram 1500 new body style Includes: 2 front shocks and 2 rear shocks N

www.bilsteinlifts.com

Did you have to replace the upper control arms for a better angle? If not, are the stock UCAs doing fine?

Those are the exact that I used and I went with the rough country forged uca. I do have a thread about this exact set up that I just updated with my thoughts and pictures on this set up.

 

[WXman]

I used the 1.5" leveling kit for $25 from eBay that some guys on here showed me and it's perfectly level. I love it.

 

[5thGenLoco]

Bilstein. Installed them today, setting 4, off road package, netted 2.25". Used a 1" spacer in rear to maintain some rake under load, which is about 3/4". Also used the Mopar UCA from their lift kit. The resting angle isn't the issue, the issue is when off road with front wheels/suspension extended. The lift kit UCA provides about 3/4" more travel/angle. If you're a pavement pounder, probably not an issue. If off roading, they're worth the 120 bucks.

 

[jdangel2]

I’m new to the forums but I have read countless threads about lifting a RAM equipped with an off-road package. I have yet to find a cut and dry option to lift the truck 2-3.5 inches and have it level with no rake (at least less than an inch difference).
- if you don’t know, the ORP comes from the factory with a 1 inch lift -

Please share what you know and what my options are for lifting the ORP.

Thanks!

I chose the 2” Mopar lift—dealer installed for the warranty coverage. I am rough off-road with deer and duck hunting, and I figured the extra $$ would be worth the peace of mind to be covered. Except instead of the the 2” rear, I chose a 1” Daystar spacer and subbed out the fox rear shocks for 0-1.5” Bilstein 5160. Love the look and ride. No rubbing at all with 35x12.5R20 BFG AT KO2

 

[desertyeti17]

Those are the exact that I used and I went with the rough country forged uca. I do have a thread about this exact set up that I just updated with my thoughts and pictures on this set up. View attachment 63948

Just put the Bilstein 5100’s on mine today, really like them so far! haven’t done the UCA’s yet but am considering it

 

[jdangel2]

Just put the Bilstein 5100’s on mine today, really like them so far! haven’t done the UCA’s yet but am considering it View attachment 64048

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Little bit of a Cali Lean or is it the photo?

 

[desertyeti17]

Little bit of a Cali Lean or is it the photo?

Just the photo, I thought it looked that way too, but both front and back are at 40” to the well