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Yeah but wasn’t necessary

No

my 19 is only lifted 2” in front and does not rub but understand that if you do a mud terrain they tend to run a little taller

First of all if you want the truck to sit level you need to understand that the measurement from the top of the tire to the bottom of the fender is misleading, the truck needs to be an inch higher in the back for the actual body of the truck to be level, people are obsessed with being level...

2” front 1-1/2” rear - more mods to come

Started out at 6 but felt it was too high, had the springs heated to drop it down another 1/2”

Finally got my lift completed on my 19 Bighorn, Bilstein in the front and 1-1/2” spacer in the rear, truck rides like a dream! may be adding sway bar in the near future and upgrading speaker system

About 1/4” from UCA , no spacers

ReadyLift don’t make a 2.5” kit

You don’t have 1/2” of rake , you are most likely 1/2” -3/4” high in the front , get the truck on a level surface ( garage) and put a 4 ft level underneath the door sill and you will see what I’m talking about, the front fenders on these trucks are not cut out as high as the back making the...

Not really, they’re pretty identical , I think mine were ZY brand - AMAZON

Those shocks are not for lifting, yes you will need the spacer

It will be high in the front, trust me these trucks have to be an inch higher in the back when measuring tire to fender for the actual body to be level

This is 2-1/2”

Th Thunderer Ranger ATr

Yes

Yes but bought the Mopar UCA’s but you don’t need them, you need to measure from the bottom of the fender to the top of your 20 rim and see what you come up with

They won’t rub at 5, but I would at least do a 1” in the rear, but that is preference, Haven’t seen the RT tires

If I had it to do over again I would have put 5100s at #5 , I feel it is a 1/2” higher than I prefer, that is supposed to be 1.7 but in reality it is probably 2”, but I can’t take it anywhere without people walking up to me telling me how good it looks , but these trucks need a little rake ...