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I wish they made a Sport Appearance package for the Limited.

There are 6" lift kits for the 22XLs

Here’s a couple, the tires are almost flush with the edge of the rim so not a ton of sidewall protection if that's an issue

I have 22x9.5 +25 wheels but 285s and they fit without issue if that helps

I ran 38x13.5x20s on my 2013 1500, it went 80k km without issue. It had Zone upper control arms and the tie rods from the BDS lift, other than that the rest was stock.

Would you mind measuring how tall the truck is from the ground to the top of the shark fin?

The Magnaflow site states All cabs, all beds

I put the Magnaflow catback on my crew cab 6'4" box. It fits with no modification required

Should be this ground

They really have a mid 2000s style to them that doesn’t go with the new truck, but if you like them who cares what anyone else thinks.

The lines are hard plastic and it’s highly likely clamping externally would be ineffective and possibly damaging to the lines. The system in recharged with a high pressure Nitrogen bottle like an oxyacetylene torch cylinder. It uses a special fitting and wouldn’t be something that could be...

The air springs do not have any valving in them that would retain the Nitrogen when the line is disconnected. Disconnect the line and you will vent what pressure is in the air spring. Jack mode is to prevent the suspension from trying to auto level itself. The proper procedure is to deflate the...

The knuckle should correct the angle of the upper control arm. Rough Country isn't exactly the highest quality product though. I wouldn't let a Rough Country part anywhere near my vehicle after the issues I had on one of my 4th gens

I had 38x13.50 on my 2013 1500 with 3.92s it got about 24L/100km so about 9.5 mpg

After 5000km my average is 15.3L/100km with 5-10 minutes of remote start every morning

The wheel bearing won’t make a difference. People are routinely putting 35” mud tires on the smaller wheel bearing trucks with no issue and those are much heavier than the stock 22s. The speedometer may be off a bit but since you are sticking to the OEM 285-45-22 tires the dealer will be able to...

It doesn't. The difference between a truck that came with 20s and one that came with 22s is the 22" truck has bigger wheel bearings. The bolt pattern is still the same

That offset looks perfect

There’s a 5” lift but that’s for 4wd or you can get the Revel leveling links

I think the 13.5 width will be problematic without a lift