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All 18” Methods fit just fine. I have Method Mesh 18x9 -12 on mine with Nitto Ridge Grapplers 35/12.50r18. I did some very very minor trimming to the small mud flap. Barely enough to even matter. Also, the suspension has been upgraded to Falcon Sport/Tow/Haul leveling system. This would be a...

I did not re-aim mine. If anything I think the beam spread is better now.

I saw your truck on Super Pacific’s IG. Since you’re the guinea pig I’d love to hear your thoughts. One of my biggest concerns for these types of campers is the antenna. Is there enough clearance and can you still get satellite reception?

The MD-88 was my first captain seat at my airline hence the Maddog. Anyway, I’m also in my mid-40’s with wife, kids and dog so, I choose a large RTT. most of the time it will be just me and maybe one daughter so, a cap and mattress would be just fine but, I always tend to go overkill. This rig...

I’m not the op but, I also went the rack/tent route rather than a cap. There are a few reasons but cost is a big one. The only caps out there (ARE HD, RSi, RLD) that can handle the weight are three to four times the cost of a rack. My rack was $899 where’s the cheapest of the three I mentioned...

Yep.

You definitely could do a 34” tire and not have to worry at all about rub.

You’d be fine with 35s. My wheels are Method Mesh 18x9 -12 and do not rub at all on the right side. On the left side there was some very MINOR rubbing on the lower part of the well liner. Just a tad bit of trimming was all that was required. I probably could have just bent it back a little.

I’m really digging your show. The camera work is too good for my phone so I’m watching it in my home theater! Question though, does the bed overhang over the cab block signal to the satellite antenna? That’s really my only hang up about doing something similar like a Fourwheel camper.

No, for the whole thing including wheels, tires and alignment.

$400 for me at the local off road shop.

I just got my Falcon suspension installed today. So far, its exactly what I wanted. I did have to add a 1/2” Wulf top spacer up front (thanks for the heads up) to get perfectly level. The front end as measured from the tow point went up exactly 3” but, I also added 35/12.50r18 Nitto Ridge...

Just got a new level! 2019 Rebel Falcon Sport/Tow/Haul suspension Wulf 1/2” front spacer Method Mesh 18x9 -12 Nitto Ridge Grapplers 35/12.50r18 Go Rhino steps

Thanks for the advice everyone. I tend towards paralysis by analysis and sometimes I just have to pick something. So, I’ve ordered the Falcon kit. I realize it probably won’t completely level the truck so, I’ve also ordered some 1/2” Wulf spacers. Hopefully it won’t need UCA’s but, we’ll see I...

There we go, that’s what I was thinking too. Do you suppose it’s possible to pair the Fox front coil overs with the 4” kit? But, Lift is honestly not what I’m after since ground clearance really isn’t an issue. Fitting 35’s and leveling it out (as measured from the rocker panels) is more my...

That’s the single best post I’ve read so far on the subject. Thanks! I really like the design of the Falcons. The tow setting would be very useful for me. However, I’ve read that the total lift might be less than advertised. Would a 35/12.5r18 (0 to -12 offset) fit or would I have to go a tad...

This was my Grand Cherokee prior to this truck. So, yeah, I tend to go for more than I need! [emoji16]

Yeah, I’ve read that one all the way through at least three times. It’s by far the most informative. Also why my gut tells me to go with the Dirt Logic. But, I have to wonder with my type of light off-roading if it’s overkill and if a Readylift SST would be be fine.

Hey y’all, long time listener, first time caller. Before I posted this question I scrounged the forums, YouTube and basically reached the end of the internet looking for my answer. I think I found it but, I want to make sure I’m not missing or overlooking anything. I live in Georgia and own a...