That is @jamesfg if I remember correctly. Don’t know if he’s been on the site much but he is pretty active on the Facebook page. As far as I know he has been happy with it.
Any idea on this? I emailed ADD and they said the customer already had the lift when they installed the bumper, and now this picture is no longer in the site. But form what I can see, everything looks good....
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2019 RAM Rebel Lift Kit
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I just want to hear that “yeah it works” or the “ you gotta do this” lol. Kinda hard to pull the trigger on a purchase that significant without knowing for sure it works
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Are those the stock 33 duratracs on there? looks more like a 35......
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Got the RC 3.5 installed today on my 19 rebel. Went m with 35x12 tires and absolutely no rubbing at all...first impressions are good. Does not feel too far off from stock and can’t really notice the loss of power from the larger tires.
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Are you running wheel spacers with your stock wheels and 35x12 tires?
I like to keep my stock wheels, and just run larger tires with a lift. I was afraid that the extra width of the larger tires would rub against the UCA.
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No spacers, kept everything stock other than the tires and the lift. Tires are cooper st maxx 305/70r18. Had to parallel park into a tight spot yesterday and was turning the wheel to the max in every direction to fit in. Absolutely no rubbing at all.
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Those aren't Duratracs, looks like Coopers and definitely bigger than 33s.
For 2019 Rebels w/o air might look at BDS for a 4in lift done the right way, better bring some cash...lol
bds-suspension.com
Also comes in 6 inch as well
SUSPENSION SYSTEMS
Leveling kits and up to 8 inch lift heights making room for larger wheels and tires Complete systems are engineered for high performance on and off-road use Heavy duty bracketry backed by the BDS No Fine Print Warranty Correct steering geometry for proper handling in any condition Vehicle tuned...
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Also comes in 6 inch as well
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Would anybody be able to give me some ideas on pricing to level my truck? From what I'm gathering I need to get the UCAs and then just a 2" level kit? I've got a 19 Rebel without air suspension, haven't done a lot of modifications before.
2inch Ready lift with UCAs, installed, alignment etc, right around $1000 for me.
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You can just get the Readylift kit that comes with the upper control arms. That's all you need, plus install and an alignment.
The full kit seems to be highly recommended because of you just use the spacers on RAMs, the ride will be harsh.
The kit fits both 2WD and 4WD applications for 2019 new style RAMs: https://www.readylift.com/2-front-leveling-kit-with-tubular-control-arms-2019-ram-1500-4wd-1.html
That's a similar quote I got. Includes the kit w/ UCA, installation, alignment and taxes for a little over $1100.
Itemized like this, without tax. Labor seems a little high, but this shop does do good work ....
- $530 (Readylift UCA 2" kit)
- $450 (Labor)
- $60 Alignment
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Yup seems right, I used a high quality shop as well...the ride is great, the product seems to be of high quality, I wouldn’t do it any other way if I’m looking for a level IMHO.
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Thanks for the input guys. Will 35x12.5’s fit if I just do the 2”? I have seen a kit for 800 that’s 3.5” but been reading that isn’t doable due to CV angles and such.
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In case anyone wants a hookup I have a friend who is a dealer for Readylift and she quoted me $450 shipped to GA for the Readylift 2" with UCA's. If you want her info let me know
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Are there any issues with voiding warranty when doing this?
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Is this truck exactly level with the 1" lift it comes with or is there a rake?
What size tires did you put on?
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Just cuz this could help some people and price ideas So recently I Got the readyLift 2inch lift kit With UCA’s off of amazon for $450 after tax (sold and shipped from amazon). Super good deal . And I’m having 4 wheel parts do the install and alignment for $405. $855 For kit and install!
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That's a good price on parts, but for the love of God, make sure your 4-Wheel parts has a good reputation. They are not very good in my neck of the woods, you may want to check with other shops and make sure your going with one with a strong reputation for good work. I'm sure they will price match on the parts and labor.
