3 inch lift kit on 2022 ram rebel EcoDiesel

[Joeak]

Hy,
I just got a 2022 Rebel with the EcoDiesel. I want to lift it at least 3inches so I can fit 35s with no problem. Has anyone installed a lift kit on the EcoDiesel rebel? If so, which one do you recommend?

 

[SurfRebel20]

Any kit that fits a rebel there's no suspension difference between engines. You can't lift a rebel 3 inches without going with a drop bracket kit or else your cv angles will be too steep.

 

[H2OMAN]

The number 5 setting on the Bilstein 5100's will give you 3 inches. 2" on the shock and 1" on the coil. Bilstein says not to go higher than the 5 setting on Rams with the ORP. Plus the suspension will be much better than a spacer type. There will be no change to the CV angles. The 5100's are not the best solution to upgraded suspension but one of the least expensive. They are valved for the higher center of gravity from the lift as well as larger tires. With the tires aired down in the dirt they offer a fairly plush ride. However, after a few hours of hard driving off road they start to fade as they get hot. Then it's time to pull over and have lunch while they cool off. That's the down side to not having reservoirs. Good luck on your choice.

 

[jent]

My understanding is that although lifts will fit on the ecodiesel, the axel angles are a greater concern on the ecodiesel. I believe it's discussed in this thread: https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/ecodiesel-compatible-lifts.22672/

I was planning to lift my diesel rebel, but I have since reconsidered.

 

[SurfRebel20]

The number 5 setting on the Bilstein 5100's will give you 3 inches. 2" on the shock and 1" on the coil. Bilstein says not to go higher than the 5 setting on Rams with the ORP. Plus the suspension will be much better than a spacer type. There will be no change to the CV angles. The 5100's are not the best solution to upgraded suspension but one of the least expensive. They are valved for the higher center of gravity from the lift as well as larger tires. With the tires aired down in the dirt they offer a fairly plush ride. However, after a few hours of hard driving off road they start to fade as they get hot. Then it's time to pull over and have lunch while they cool off. That's the down side to not having reservoirs. Good luck on your choice.

Any lift increases cv angles unless you are dropping the diff

 

[bendernavyfc]

2021 Rebel eco diesel. Did a rough country 3.5 lift (new struts, UCAs, and rear spacers) running 35’s but the width and offset of the rim makes the biggest difference. I have 35x12.5 -44 offset and had to remove stock mud flap and grind some metal and reshape inner wheel well plastic with a heat gun. Yes cv angles are increased but if you’re not mudding daily you’ll be ok, if you are then you need a better kit like a BDS

 

[Mattiusmaximus1216]

I have the 6112/5160s on order for my eco d. I already have new delta joint uca waiting to go on. Planning to go full height on them. We shall see what happens