2021 ram rebel with factory 18 inch wheels and duratracks stock measurements ground to factory wheel flare

[AA1mike]

reading and trying to find out what other owners are sitting at stock height.
i am at 40 1/2 rear and 38 1/2 front

trying to find combination to level my truck at like 42 inches
and later put 295 70 18 tires .
this is the lift kit i am looking at.. thanks

3″ UNIBALL UCA LIFT KIT W/ FRONT DIRT LOGIC 2.5 RESI COILOVERS & REAR DIRT LOGIC 2.25 SHOCKS – K3172DL​

 

[LaxDfns15]

With a Rebel, unless you go with a 4" lift, you're only going to get about 2" of lift from struts. I put a 2" spacer on my fronts, and air bags in the back, and I sit at about 39.5 front, 40.75 rear. Starting was about 37.5/38 and 40.25. Go much more with spacers/struts, and you're stressing your CV axles.

 

[AA1mike]

With a Rebel, unless you go with a 4" lift, you're only going to get about 2" of lift from struts. I put a 2" spacer on my fronts, and air bags in the back, and I sit at about 39.5 front, 40.75 rear. Starting was about 37.5/38 and 40.25. Go much more with spacers/struts, and you're stressing your CV axles.

i have been searching fo a 4 inch lift but not any luck with 2021 rebel . want to keep 18 inch stock rims for a while.

 

[Rebel27]

i have been searching fo a 4 inch lift but not any luck with 2021 rebel . want to keep 18 inch stock rims for a while.

BDS makes one. Got it on my 2019 rebel

 

[MadMater']

Here are my before/Afters. 2021 Rebel
Before: Factory Bilstein 4600s, ORP
After: Bilstein 5100s setting 5, RL UCA, Icon +1.5" Rear Coil Spring
I put a few hundred miles on it this weekend and it is pretty damn close stock ride. If I am looking for something, i feel like the back end feels slightly looser going around an exit ramp etc. but this could be me digging for something, I only had a few hundred miles on the truck total before this switch. So far I am happy.
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Here are my before and after Photos for comparison

 

[MadMater']

I'm not sure you will be able to get 42" on the stock wheels/tires without doing a 4"+ lift that replaces the knuckles etc. otherwise you will run into CV angle issues from my understanding. The lift you linked would probably get you somewhere similar to my truck.

 

[Phatman112]

If your goal is to keep the stock 18 and run 295/70/18, then you only need 2inches of lift. I have seen others post they run that tire setup with stock 18s using 2" lift.

 

[LaxDfns15]

I think if you go all the way to 42" (4" lift), 295's are going to look small. I'm either going to go with 295/70R18 or 35 x 12.50 with the measurements I listed above on stock 275/70R18's. If I went with 35's I'd be around 40.5 front and 42.75 rear.

 

[NewLove]

I think if you go all the way to 42" (4" lift), 295's are going to look small. I'm either going to go with 295/70R18 or 35 x 12.50 with the measurements I listed above on stock 275/70R18's. If I went with 35's I'd be around 40.5 front and 42.75 rear.

Ever consider 285/75?


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[AA1mike]

Ever consider 285/75?


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its on my list of options.

 

[AA1mike]

BDS makes one. Got it on my 2019 rebel

can you give me the lift part number? they say my wheels don't have enough backspacing. thanks

 

[LaxDfns15]

Ever consider 285/75?


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Personally no. I like the look of 295/70's, but I'd really like to see if I can get 35's on the truck without too much trimming. I had 295/70's on my Titan with a 3" lift, and they were great.