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Sure you can go up but you can’t fit 35’s cause the suspension will auto lower at higher speeds. And I didn’t choose this suspension, probably would’ve gone with coils if I would’ve thought more about it. It was a spur of the moment trade. I turned my 2017 raptor in for this truck and I dont...
I have the links and 35x12.5 and I love the stance but it does feel like the airbag or shock is maxed out in normal mode when I hit a bump. Very harsh.
So I installed the level links on my Rebel and I really like the new stance. My question is every now and then when I hit a bump it feels like my shocks are maxed out. Has anyone changed the shocks after adding level links?
I have a rebel with air and front links, minor modification to wheel well. 35x12.5 on 18x9. -12 offset and no rubbing. Doubt it can be done the way your asking for.
So I started this thread just to see what the opinions would be from other ram owners. I really like the replies and I am not sure if I will trade but they are definitely both awesome trucks. I really like how the 2021 75th anniversary edition has the large center console instead of bench seat...
Just wanted to get opinions on which truck you would rather have for a daily driver, occasionally tow mild weight and occasionally go “off-road” but nothing crazy.
I currently have a 2020 loaded Rebel but I really like the 75th Anniversary Power Wagon.
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