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Level kit?

HydroRebel22

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I have a 2022 ram rebel. I just purchased 20x10 -18 offset fuel tech wheels and 305/55r20 toyo at3 tires, tried to get them install and my local garage said they seem to rub pretty good at full lock I guess, I got a phone call I was at work I didn't see it. He mentioned about a level kit. Just curious if a 2 inch would be good enough? Or any recommendations would be great.
 

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I have my leveling kit and wheel setup in my signature you can refence. But yes a 2" leveling kit will be perfectly fine and plenty enough. especially with a -18 offset. I dont rub what so ever on my truck. Just be sure to be patient and do it correctly with a suspension level and get UCAs. stay away from pucks/spacers. Thats the cheap mickey mouse way of doing it. Bilstein 5100 kit is perfect for what you need.
 
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I did a 2” motofab level. It’s great. Id say you would need to replace UCAs also since you have a rebel
 

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if your wallet allows or if you plan to take it offroad or if you want to do things correctly, just do Bilstein 5100s and set it at 2 inch (over non rebel so you gain 1 in compared to rebel), do UCA too.
my professional recommendation is to avoid pucks at all costs but it's up to you.

edit: adding AccuTune's blog with animation on what can go wrong with pucks/ spacer lifts
 

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if your wallet allows or if you plan to take it offroad or if you want to do things correctly, just do Bilstein 5100s and set it at 2 inch (over non rebel so you gain 1 in compared to rebel), do UCA too.
my professional recommendation is to avoid pucks at all costs but it's up to you.

edit: adding AccuTune's blog with animation on what can go wrong with pucks/ spacer lifts
This worth every penny
 

Cbty2050

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Bilstein, Eibach, Belltech and a few others make decent leveling struts. Most economical upper control arms are the Mopar lift control arms.
 

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