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2019+ Rams with Lifts/Levels, and/or aftermarket wheel tire setups

neeginan said:
Also posted in the Bilstein 5100 thread. 5100's all around. #5 in the front. 1 inch motofab spacer in the rear. 275/65R20 AT tires on the stock 20 in chrome wheels. Gained 2.7 inches in the front and 2 inches in the back measured ground to wheel well. Still have the reduced but slight rake that I wanted.

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How did you get 2.7 at level 5!?!?!
 
Ccm12 said:
Did you do anything to rear? Did you not to level 6 at front to keep some rake or other reason?
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The bilstein 5100 states to not go over 5 if you have an ORP suspension. Rebel suspension is basically the same as ORP so I kept it at 5. My 5100’s stated they weren’t for the rebel even tho they fit fine. I didn’t do anything to the rear.

I did trade the truck in on a jeep two weeks ago, had 11K on the truck no suspension issues
 
5thGenRebel_AMK said:
The bilstein 5100 states to not go over 5 if you have an ORP suspension. Rebel suspension is basically the same as ORP so I kept it at 5. My 5100’s stated they weren’t for the rebel even tho they fit fine. I didn’t do anything to the rear.

I did trade the truck in on a jeep two weeks ago, had 11K on the truck no suspension issues
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Much appreciated. Didn’t notice it was a rebel.
 
sdramsey24 said:
Cranked up all the way to 2.6"

So far so good with the control arms. They definitely allow for additional travel beyond stock.
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Great looking truck. How’s the ride at the top setting? I’d like to run them the same way but read about ride quality diminishing. I’m not expecting stock but don’t want a stagecoach ride either lol. Thanks.
 
2019 1500 laramie just put 3” on front and 2” in the back and love the new stance. Tire shop said the can not put 35-12.5 on my stock 20” wheels. Only 3/4 of an inch between current tire and control arm. Would real like to not have to run spacers. And I am sure this has been discussed before but new here. Also only applies to 5th gen they said. Help I need these tiny tires gone ASAP. Thanks
 
ScottG3675 said:
2019 1500 laramie just put 3” on front and 2” in the back and love the new stance. Tire shop said the can not put 35-12.5 on my stock 20” wheels. Only 3/4 of an inch between current tire and control arm. Would real like to not have to run spacers. And I am sure this has been discussed before but new here. Also only applies to 5th gen they said. Help I need these tiny tires gone ASAP. Thanks
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Run a 35X11.5
 
35x11.5 or 285/65r20 which is about the same size.... but depending on the specific tire, the "285" size is probably slightly narrower at 11.2" and might even be a touch taller than some "35"s

295 would be a good option if you want a little fatter... closer to the width of a 35x12.5
 
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Ccm12 said:
What do the front and back measure now?
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40.5" in the front
41.75" in the rear.
From the ground to fenders centered on hub. The front end was parked slightly higher than rear in my driveway
 
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Bilstein Level... Bora 1.5” Adapters... Beadlocks...


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Ram89 said:
40.5" in the front
41.75" in the rear.
From the ground to fenders centered on hub. The front end was parked slightly higher than rear in my driveway
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Are these measurements with the new tires?
 
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