Rammit
Ram Guru
I talked to Readylift and they gave criteria on when this can be added to the Rebel or off road package truck. I don’t know how to add a link to it, but I did a detailed thread on this with pictures and dimensions.
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2019 Ram With Mopar 2" Lift Kit and Fuel 35's
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Marty3374
Active Member
Ok had a lengthy conversation with readylift. They said the 3.5 kit will give my truck a 3.5 in front at 4 in the back. The new control arms will correct the cv joint I can live with a .5 rake as long as i can have my 35x20s
Marty3374
Active Member
He told me as long as the front (measured from center of wheel to the fender straight up) doesnt exceed 22 in the kit will fit fine. Mine measured 22 in front and 24 in back
PorBoy
Spends too much time on here
That’s good news, do you have a shop in mind that will do this ?
Rammit
Ram Guru
That’s good. Mine actually measures a little over 23”. As a result, I didn’t use the pre load spacer.
Marty3374
Active Member
Thats exactly what he said. Anything over 22 they dont use the spacer
Marty3374
Active Member
I dont have anything in my area. I will probably use 4wheel parts. They will install readylift products
Junirol
Member
I recently installed the 2" mopar lift kit with the fox shocks. It looks like it lift the vehicle 2" front and back, so the factory rake is still present, truck just seem taller. I was wondering if anyone install this kit and installed a 2" leveling kit to level out the truck, been debating if I should but abit fraid it may cause some issues with ball joints.
PorBoy
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Hello, I also have that kit installed and saw another member who had his installed and the shop also installed a Rough Country 2.5” level up front. If I remember correctly he said that the shop does this with all of their Mopar lifts.
Now of course I have no official stats to indicate whether this will over time adversely affect anything. Keep us posted if you do choose this route please.
Now of course I have no official stats to indicate whether this will over time adversely affect anything. Keep us posted if you do choose this route please.
That would be 4-4.5 inches of lift without a differential drop. I would be hesitant.Hello, I also have that kit installed and saw another member who had his installed and the shop also installed a Rough Country 2.5” level up front. If I remember correctly he said that the shop does this with all of their Mopar lifts.
Now of course I have no official stats to indicate whether this will over time adversely affect anything. Keep us posted if you do choose this route please.
PorBoy
Spends too much time on here
Again lol this isn’t me confirming, just relating what’s been posted. I’m sure the gentleman who had it done will chime in with his thoughts/ cares/ concerns if any.
With the 2inch Mopar lift is there still a factory rake in the front. If there is a rake still could you not install the real coil spacers so the truck sits level.
With the 2inch Mopar lift is there still a factory rake in the front. If there is a rake still could you not install the real coil spacers so the truck sits level.
My Laramie with the 2" Mopar Lift only measures 22-3/4". Think I will add the Top hat spacer and probably the UCA
Rammit
Ram Guru
That may work well. Definitely do the upper control arms though. You may want to verify with Readylift tech support or other good tech department to verify you can stack these. I have the preload spacer for Sale that I didn’t use. Not sure if that would work in that application though.
Joeyp
Ram Guru
Do I need to worry about the shift points on my 19 Bighorn if I go from stock to 35's? I read somewhere that someone mentioned that they had an issue with the truck shifting in and out of 7th and 8th gear....I guess I could always hit the gear limiter!
Do you have 3.21 or 3.92 gears. 3.92 gears won't have any problem. If you have the 3.21s then you may have trouble between 7 and 8. Some people say they do, some say they don't.
Joeyp
Ram Guru
I don’t remember what I got but I think it was be the standard ratio...thanks
Joeyp
Ram Guru
By standard I mean what would typically come on a truck
