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Having same issue. Dealership is ordering a new radio

My bad. The tires were another $1,200. So around $2,900 then

Paid about $1,700, here in michigan for mopar lift installed including tires mounted balanced, wheel alignment and speedo recalibration.

Mopar lift on an ORP and 285/65r20

That is high in my opinion. I paid $1,000 for the lift $385 for install and $125 for speedo recalibration

You're going from 32" to a 33". The speedo will be off about 2.5 mph at 70. Im anal about my stuff so I would fo it but thats just me. I had the dealer do mine when I went from a 32 to almost a 35 inch tire but mine was off almost 8 mph at 70. It definitely did help with shift points for me.

Yes you will get 1 inch + 2 more with the lift for 3 total. Here is mine with factory off road package with a 34.5" tall tire. Could easily fit a 35 x 11.50. I think a 35x12.50 might be a little tight.

What size tires are you going to run? I ran 285/65 and they seem to fill out the wheel well nice but not too much and no rubbing.

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I have a mopar 2" lift and have 1.5" rake

Here's mine.

No it still has about 1.5 inch rake but that's what I wanted. I didnt want a leveled truck. I dont want to be nose high when I tow or have a heavy load in the bed.

Rides just about the same as it did before the lift. No complaints

Its the angle of the picture

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I like my wheels. Would have bought different ones if I didn't like them.

No its still a 2 inch. The factory 1 inch lift is achieved by the springs. The mopar lift uses your existing springs. So essentially a 3 inch lift total. You will hear people say you only get 1 inch but that's not true.

I paid $1k for the lift and had it installed by the dealer for $385. So yea, $1,400 installed.

A 275 is 10.8" wide and a 285 is 11.2". Id go for a 285 but that's just my opinion. The trucks with 20s come with 275/55 and I think they look a tad small on the truck.

I have an ORP with mopar lift and 285/65s. No rub with mopar UCAs a d no issues.