Air Suspension Leveling - Lowering Rear Instead of Raising Front?

[Kyle_1252002]

So I’ve read many, many threads about the leveling links for Rams with air suspension. I see that several people comment that the ride quality is definitely stiffer after installing the front links to achieve a level stance.

This might be a dumb question, but is there a way to lower the rear ride height rather than raising the front? I would think this would maintain ride quality and also achieve a level stance. I guess that’d be a “rear lowering/level link”?

 

[Ellisstrong]

So I’ve read many, many threads about the leveling links for Rams with air suspension. I see that several people comment that the ride quality is definitely stiffer after installing the front links to achieve a level stance.

This might be a dumb question, but is there a way to lower the rear ride height rather than raising the front? I would think this would maintain ride quality and also achieve a level stance. I guess that’d be a “rear lowering/level link”?

I believe that revel sells lowering links as well if I remember right. The issue with going lower is that entry/exit is pretty much on the bump stops from what I’ve read so if you lower your aero mode will be close to entry exit height which is not a great ride.

 

[bonebro]

I built my own links and raised the front 1/2” and lowered the rear 1/2”. This cut the factory rake look and didn’t compromise the ride. I initially raised the front an inch and noticed the stiffer ride.

 

[Kyle_1252002]

I built my own links and raised the front 1/2” and lowered the rear 1/2”. This cut the factory rake look and didn’t compromise the ride. I initially raised the front an inch and noticed the stiffer ride.

Sounds like a great compromise. Is there a thread regarding building your own links?

 

[bonebro]

DIY Air Ride Leveling links

If your like me it is always way more satisfying to make your own parts that are poorly engineered and far more time consuming then it's worth - then pay a legit company big $$$ to have it done right. In the case of leveling links for your 2019 Ram 1500 Limited it's pretty easy to do, took me...

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