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So I have a 2019 Off road Ram . It has the 2 inch Mopar lift. After 30,000 miles my control arm/ball joints are trash. What can I do to prevent this.

Dont know the part number but it's the genuine updated Mopar lift and it works on my truck.

I changed wheels. Wheel info in signature.

I hit resume on the cruise and it takes itself back up to speed from a stop.

Mopar 2 inch.

What I found. I like it with the black on white theme. I got rid of all chrome.

285/65/20 Fit my Off Road no problems which is 1 inch above stock. My only rub was on full lock in or out of a driveway. I do now have the Mopar lift which is 3'ish above stock.

I plan on using full synthetic. My oil changes will be when my truck tells me or once a year. More than likely it will be once a year because I don't put many miles on the truck.

I have no clue on that tire size.

Mine is an off road so it came with the ORP springs and I believe the ORP springs adds an inch from the regular ones.

No compaints. Id say about the same.

Off road truck My rake changed by about half an inch. It was 2.5 before now 2.0. The newer kit makes it closer to level. I am guessing by about half an inch. Some with a regular truck are doing off road springs just in the front with the lift for a more level look. I have the ORP springs all...

Updated Mopar lift on an Off Road Truck

Middle of hub 25 in front 27 in back.

I bought new ones online.

I think. I have seen some with a regular truck use off road springs in the front only with the lift to have a more leveled look. My rake stayed about 2.5 in before and after the lift.

Several questions in this thread including me of what would happen. Updated Mopar lift on an off road truck before and after picture.

So, I went back and read most every post in this thread. I have an ORP truck and I am debating doing the Mopar lift. More so after reading about the updated lift. I am trying to find out if this has been done on an OPR truck. I also have seen recently they have been using the ORP springs with...