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No rubbing on normal level at any speed, or reverse at full lock?

Sorry the daystar level with revel links

Does it screw up the ride quality badly?

Yeah I’m aware this was a huge issue in 2019 so that’s why I talked myself out of buying used or even a new 2019 that was still on a dealer’s lot a month ago. Super disappointing that I went with the newest model year thinking this wouldn’t be a problem, but it seems it hasn’t been addressed...

Not yet, was wondering if there was a quick fix or something I am doing wrong. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a brand new 2021 1500 Limited that I bought two weeks ago. There is a horrible smell that comes from the A/C vents, especially when the heater is on. Never smelled anything like that in any car. Also, on warm days the A/C blows hot air for about 4-5 minutes and then finally cools down...

Looks great! did you put spacers on? Is This stock without a level or anything?

bump. anyone seen this setup OP asked about?

Looks great! What tires are those? And do you have a lift or a level? Spacers?

Why does this happen with Ram? I’ve had a ton of other cars and this has never been an issue. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

what size for the 5th gen 1500?

Looks fantastic! Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Amazing. Is it leveled? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow this looks so good! Any pictures from the side please? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey all, I was quoted $700 all-in (labor, alignment, taxes, etc.) to install this kit on my 1500 Limited with air suspension.This is only to level the front--no change on the rear suspension. What do y'all think? It is a reputable shop that would do top-notch work, but seems kinda high to me...

I really appreciate this feedback! Thanks.

oh man that sucks! i was thinking of getting the same setup, since others have done just the links. Do you think adding the daystar spacers would help at all? if you put the factory links back in, will those tires rub?

You have a badass truck! It’s better than 9/10 trucks on the road. There’s always something with new tricks up it’s sleeves, but you have a quality machine that will last you for many years. Be good to it and enjoy! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow, I should have gotten the diesel o_O

Thanks for the reply! So did you install them yourself? And is it really as easy as they say? Do you have to remove the wheels to install, or can you just turn the steering wheel to access where the links get installed?