I installed mine this weekend at the 6th position and went with Nitto ridge grapplers 295/70 18's.
Thanks! im 99.8 percent sure you will be just fine if you go with setting 5. I dont rub at all lock to lockThat's the look I'm looking for, nice! How much clearance do you have with the 295/70/18s? Would I be able to not run at setting 5? Thanks!
Right 68323530AAPlease go easy on me, I’ve looked through the thread and searched it, and must have missed it - does anyone have the part numbers available for the Mopar UCAs? I’m thinking the Bilsteins, a 1-inch read, and new UCAs are going to be a much more cost effective option than the Mopar lift to get that slightly- more aggressive stance. Thanks!
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Why on earth would he cut that out? Really no reason to do that. Shouldn't really hurt anything but maybe let more first up in there. I'd just not power wash with a direct stream at full blast.Anyone know if this would be an issue with this being cut around my shocks? Didn't even notice the guy did this and now some things look exposed. Could this be an issue with using pressure washer for washing truck now?
He should replace them. The material is so flexible there you can bend or pull it out of the way while you remove the three nuts that are located there. You can even get a torque wrench in there rather easily.I have no idea. Maybe it was a pain for him to get to the too bolt and didn't want to deal with removing it. Might have to get bigger tires sooner to hide the open view now
Bigger tires are always goodI have no idea. Maybe it was a pain for him to get to the too bolt and didn't want to deal with removing it. Might have to get bigger tires sooner to hide the open view now
I'd blow a lazy installer up that pulled that. Get them to replace that plastic.Anyone know if this would be an issue with this being cut around my shocks? Didn't even notice the guy did this and now some things look exposed. Could this be an issue with using pressure washer for washing truck now?
You're going to need the lower spring mount, spring isolator, spring seat isolator, jounce bumper and hex lock nut that attaches the shock to the upper mount and holds the whole assembly together.Hi all quick question, if swapping out factory shocks for the bilsteins, other than the spring and upper mount what other parts are needed for the swap, my plan is to order some new springs, top mount and all other parts so I can simply do a direct swap without having to disassemble the factory setup.
You're going to need the lower spring mount, spring isolator, spring seat isolator, jounce bumper and hex lock nut that attaches the shock to the upper mount and holds the whole assembly together.