Installed 2" RC N3 Leveling Struts on 2026 Laramie

[firemedic10584]

I didn't take any photos since it looks like any other leveled Ram. But I went with the RC 2" N3 leveling struts for mine. The install was smooth and took about 3 hours in my garage. The driver's side gave me some trouble getting the new strut in, but the passenger side slid right in with minimal use of a prybar. I did NOT upgrade my UCAs. I know that's a hot topic on if you should or not with a leveling kit, so we'll see if I regret that. But ride quality is a hair stiffer, which I expected. Overall, I'd recommend them. They leveled my truck perfectly.

 

[TBHCPA]

I'm stuck between these and a Motofab 2" puck. What are your impression of the RC struts so far?

 

[firemedic10584]

I'm stuck between these and a Motofab 2" puck. What are your impression of the RC struts so far?

No complaints. They ride a hair stiffer than stock, which is to be expected. But I would definitely stay away from the pucks. They're cheap for a reason. You'll be back on here in a week, asking why your truck is making a clunking noise after you put the pucks on. Pay a little more for a better setup and do it right the first time.

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

I'm stuck between these and a Motofab 2" puck. What are your impression of the RC struts so far?

Pucks are garbage! Go with a leveling strut ONLY!

 

[H2OMAN]

I'm stuck between these and a Motofab 2" puck. What are your impression of the RC struts so far?

Pucks are terrible. Stay away from them. RC is terrible. Stay away from them. Bilstein and Eibach are the standards for for entry levels. They don't cost any more and are far superior with decades of race tech in them. Get reasonable UCA's while you are at it. If you are going to do it, do it right and don't cost yourself a lot more down the road.