Best Level Kit for 34's

[jon1matt74]

I have a 2021 ram Laramie 4wd, 3.92 gears and want to add 275/65r20 (34" tires). It's a daily driver with a lot of hwy driving so I don't want 35's or to do anything too extreme. The truck currently sits low and I need to get some height. Trying to decide to between the 2" level kit from ready lift, the 3.5" SST lift from ready lift, or Bilstein shocks. If I do the Bilstein's do I need UCA's?

 

[jon1matt74]

Bilsteins???

 

[Saddlerocker]

Im no expert, but on the 5th clip you shouldnt need UCAs from what I have gathered, and the 34's should fit. Might need to bend some plastic in a spot.
Anything over the 5th ring I am not sure.
I have read where others here reported a clunking too high on the Bilsteins. That may be only with the ORP though.

This information is only from my research on fitting 285/55r22 on my Laramie, which is a 34"+ tire. I am still in the figuring out stage.

 

[st102688]

I'll try to provide some insight here! I know how the search for the right tires and suspension goes!

The first truck is mine with 295/70R18's (34.3 x 11.6) on fuel shok 18x9 (-12). I have bilstein 5100s on the 6th position (2.2" of lift). There is a slight rub that I hear only once a week when I back up my driveway. I've looked and it's so slight that I can't even tell where it's coming from. I did install the Mopar UCA's (not sure they were needed) and for what it's worth, I have tuftruck 1223-v springs in the rear.

The 2nd truck is my dad's. He has black rhino armory 20x9.5 (+6) with 275/65R20 (34.1 x 10.8). Nothing else done to the truck, bone stock. He has no rubbing.

Hope this helps!

 

[Brunzca]

I just (Friday) had a 3" front / 1.5" rear motofab leveling kit put on, with 275/65r20's. I upgraded the UCAs, to be safe. The mechanic who did the work said that a 2.5" front only would have leveled it, and been plenty to run those tires, but I wanted the extra height.

Mine is a 2WD - so you are starting 1" higher already, right? Based on that, I'd think a 1" or 2 " level should be plenty. But, that's just me guessing, based on what I had done.

 

[Migs505]

I'll try to provide some insight here! I know how the search for the right tires and suspension goes!

The first truck is mine with 295/70R18's (34.3 x 11.6) on fuel shok 18x9 (-12). I have bilstein 5100s on the 6th position (2.2" of lift). There is a slight rub that I hear only once a week when I back up my driveway. I've looked and it's so slight that I can't even tell where it's coming from. I did install the Mopar UCA's (not sure they were needed) and for what it's worth, I have tuftruck 1223-v springs in the rear.

The 2nd truck is my dad's. He has black rhino armory 20x9.5 (+6) with 275/65R20 (34.1 x 10.8). Nothing else done to the truck, bone stock. He has no rubbing.

Hope this helps!

Just curious…. I have the exact same size tires and I am about to purchase the exact same wheels. I have a 2” leveling kit on a 2022 rebel. Is yours a rebel as well? Trying to get an idea about any running issues. Doesn’t sound like you have much.

 

[st102688]

Sorry for the late response but you should be just fine. My truck is not a Rebel nor does it have the offroad package.