Looks good with the 35’s!!2" Mopar lift with 35x12.50s... will get better pics just picked the truck up yesterday.
Looks good with the 35’s!!2" Mopar lift with 35x12.50s... will get better pics just picked the truck up yesterday.
Nothing that I've noticed. Haven't driven it a lot but have hit full lock and nothing.Let’s see some more pictures, different angles. I like that you kept the stock rims, I’ll do that for a while at first too. No rubbing?
That is quite a bit of rake. Anymore pics?
2" Mopar lift with 35x12.50s... will get better pics just picked the truck up yesterday.
2" Mopar lift with 35x12.50s... will get better pics just picked the truck up yesterday.
Nothing that I've noticed. Haven't driven it a lot but have hit full lock and nothing.
I'll get some later today. Been in meetings all day. I agree that there's a lot of rake, more than I expected (about 2.5" I think). I have to call the dealer today as my speedo is off and they charged me to calibrate it so they better get it spot on.
Definitely less rake than mine, from that angle it doesn't look like it has any. I wanted to go 35s but couldn't justify doing wheels as well.
I did the mopar lift, not a level. But the updated lift should have less rake I think.You might want to look into that. I installed the 2.5” Moto fab spacer and I am within .5” front to back. 2.5” rake is excessive after a 2” level.
I did the mopar lift, not a level. But the updated lift should have less rake I think.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how does a rear spring remove the rake? Is it shorter? I was under the impression that the front should be higher.There is a 2” rear spring that will take care of that rake. Really easy to install.
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how does a rear spring remove the rake? Is it shorter? I was under the impression that the front should be higher.
If he doesn’t like the rake the easier thing would be to remove the rear spacer. He did a 2” lift all the way around. The rear is achieved with a spacer.The springs will lower your rear approx 2” taking away the space between tire and fender achieving a leveled look if that is what u want to do. A lean look is when your front sits higher than your rear. Your current set up as you stated is rear higher by 2.5” compared to your front.
Couple more pics. Should have got one lower looking up but oh well. I'm not too good at this picture thing.
Can any of you with lifts and or levels take pictures of yours next to a stock Ram? Some perspective might help. I saw a leveled truck yesterday in person that looked great but when I took a picture you couldn’t even tell.
That's a good lookin truck. Do you have the measurements from the ground to the wheel well? If not, would you be willing to take them? Also, have you had any issues with this setup? Rubbing, bad UCA angles, etc?This is a 3" Motofab spacer up front and a 1" in the rear to level the truck. I also went from factory 18" rims to 20x9. I also increased the tire to a 295/60. Hope this helps you out.
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I’m looking to see what the cost is on a set of wheels like those looking for the best deal possible obviouslyThis is a 3" Motofab spacer up front and a 1" in the rear to level the truck. I also went from factory 18" rims to 20x9. I also increased the tire to a 295/60. Hope this helps you out.
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I’m looking to see what the cost is on a set of wheels like those looking for the best deal possible obviously
That's a good lookin truck. Do you have the measurements from the ground to the wheel well? If not, would you be willing to take them? Also, have you had any issues with this setup? Rubbing, bad UCA angles, etc?
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2" Mopar lift with 35x12.50s... will get better pics just picked the truck up yesterday.
for the first day or two I thought it may have been a slight bit stiffer. But after that I either don't notice it, or perhaps things settled in the suspension.What is the difference in your ride compared to stock.