Air Suspension with 2.5" lift kit

[dakmary]

Hi all,

Long time reader, first time poster

I'll be getting my 2019 Ram Limited (with Air suspension obviously) sometime this week. I noticed that most people here either lift the truck +4" or just leave the truck as is, and only level the front by 2".

I'm thinking about doing it differently . Most likely I'll install 4 Revel Adjustable Air Leveling/Lift Links (2 front and 2 rear) and Day star 2.5" Lift Kit in the front and Day star 1" Lift in the rear (Item Number: KC09139BK). So I'm also lifting the rear by 1" (many people lift the front and lower the rear). Overall the rear will still be higher than the front, but only by 1", which is fine by me.

The question now is, why no body done this before? is it because most people are interested in a leveled truck? or because only 1" in the rear not worth the headache? or maybe adding 1" in the rear will effect the ride quality?

 

[My3rams]

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[clazer]

Have you gotten the Daystar spacer kit yet? The rear is made for a coil to fit into it, not an airbag. If people have a different experience, definitely interested to hear!

 

[Stickerhead]

I just delivery of a 2019 Limited also. I come from the Jeep world so lifting a “bagged” suspension is new to me. I would like to have a little more ground clearance. I’m a “big rubber guy” so would like to learn more about this with out ruining the ride


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[dakmary]

Have you gotten the Daystar spacer kit yet? The rear is made for a coil to fit into it, not an airbag. If people have a different experience, definitely interested to hear!

very good point.

So maybe I should get Daystar 2.5” #KC09113BK for my front suspension

Daystar KC09113BK | 2009-2024 Dodge Ram 1500 4wd - 2" Leveling Kit Front (excludes Mega Cab & models w/air suspension)

This Daystar KC09113BK Comfort Ride Leveling Kit will lift your Dodge Ram 1500\'s front end 2\'inches to sit the vehicle level with the rear. This eliminates the nose-down look and can allow for slightly larger tires. Designed to fit 4 wheel drive Dodge R

www.suspensionconnection.com

and the 1” #KC09146BK and use the part Intended for the front suspension on my rear suspension

Daystar KC09146BK | 2017-2024 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD (Rebel & Sport Only) - Daystar 1" Lift Kit

This 1 inch lift kit is designed for 2017-2019 RAM 1500 4WD trucks. Gain additional tire clearance and get a cool new look with this Daystar Dodge Ram 1500 1

www.suspensionconnection.com

what do you guys think? Would it fit?

 

[Abesosa]

very good point.

So maybe I should get Daystar 2.5” #KC09113BK for my front suspension

Daystar KC09113BK | 2009-2024 Dodge Ram 1500 4wd - 2" Leveling Kit Front (excludes Mega Cab & models w/air suspension)

This Daystar KC09113BK Comfort Ride Leveling Kit will lift your Dodge Ram 1500\'s front end 2\'inches to sit the vehicle level with the rear. This eliminates the nose-down look and can allow for slightly larger tires. Designed to fit 4 wheel drive Dodge R

www.suspensionconnection.com

and the 1” #KC09146BK and use the part Intended for the front suspension on my rear suspension

Daystar KC09146BK | 2017-2024 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD (Rebel & Sport Only) - Daystar 1" Lift Kit

This 1 inch lift kit is designed for 2017-2019 RAM 1500 4WD trucks. Gain additional tire clearance and get a cool new look with this Daystar Dodge Ram 1500 1

www.suspensionconnection.com

what do you guys think? Would it fit?

Did you ever finalize this?


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[CptJ]

Hi all,

Long time reader, first time poster

I'll be getting my 2019 Ram Limited (with Air suspension obviously) sometime this week. I noticed that most people here either lift the truck +4" or just leave the truck as is, and only level the front by 2".

I'm thinking about doing it differently . Most likely I'll install 4 Revel Adjustable Air Leveling/Lift Links (2 front and 2 rear) and Day star 2.5" Lift Kit in the front and Day star 1" Lift in the rear (Item Number: KC09139BK). So I'm also lifting the rear by 1" (many people lift the front and lower the rear). Overall the rear will still be higher than the front, but only by 1", which is fine by me.

The question now is, why no body done this before? is it because most people are interested in a leveled truck? or because only 1" in the rear not worth the headache? or maybe adding 1" in the rear will effect the ride quality?

This is exactly what I want on my 22 limited. How did it work out?