Motofab lift kits questions (not just the front level)

[ghostface]

I am sure this has been asked somewhere on here before - I spent quite a while looking for a thread or post about it but found nothing. But has anyone installed the actual lift kit from motofab and not just the 2.5 inch front level?

I see they make the kits for 2.5" in the front and 1.5" in the back and a couple of other variations like 3/2, 2.5/2, etc...

If you have this and not just the 2.5" front level kit, please post some pictures or explain why you wouldn't get the 2.5" front/1.5" (or other variations) front lift from here if it's only $169.

EXAMPLE: https://www.motofablifts.com/2009-2019-Dodge-RAM-1500-4WD-2-front-1-5-rear-co-p/dr-2.5f-1.5r.htm

 

[Deke]

I asked the same question on here regarding motofab's 2" front and rear lift for $169. It is not listed as being compatible with new body style 2019s, only the classic. I was told on here that it will work for the new rams as well. I am waiting for a call back from the shop that will do this work for me to see if they will give it a try. I tow a little bit and I am worried about the rear end sagging too much if I just do a front level. If I get the work done I will be sure to post pics.

 

[ghostface]

Yeah I looked around for a while trying to find an answer but alright, keep me posted! Thank you

 

[ghostface]

Does anyone have any comments as to why you wouldn't go this route? Shocked no one has this setup or has replied yet.

 

[VaderRebel]

The kit is listed as compatible with 2019 now, you're good to go!

 

[Bionicbo]

I asked the same question on here regarding motofab's 2" front and rear lift for $169. It is not listed as being compatible with new body style 2019s, only the classic. I was told on here that it will work for the new rams as well. I am waiting for a call back from the shop that will do this work for me to see if they will give it a try. I tow a little bit and I am worried about the rear end sagging too much if I just do a front level. If I get the work done I will be sure to post pics.

It is listed as be compatible with 2019 new body style on their site. https://motofablifts.com/search.html

 

[ghostface]

It is listed as be compatible with 2019 new body style on their site. https://motofablifts.com/search.html

I saw that! Which is awesome. I was more so asking to see if people have done it yet and why/why not do it. It seems great considering the price point of others are $600+

 

[Bionicbo]

I saw that! Which is awesome. I was more so asking to see if people have done it yet and why/why not do it. It seems great considering the price point of others are $600+

There is a few guys on here that have done it with pictures and I've seen youtube videos as for why/why not it would be more for use of truck if doing a lot of towing especially with heavy trailer it'll weight down the rear, I'll completely admit I'm a street princess I tow my boat but other then that it's a family vehicle so I'll be doing the 2" level as recommended by motofab

 

[Rampat]

There is a few guys on here that have done it with pictures and I've seen youtube videos as for why/why not it would be more for use of truck if doing a lot of towing especially with heavy trailer it'll weight down the rear, I'll completely admit I'm a street princess I tow my boat but other then that it's a family vehicle so I'll be doing the 2" level as recommended by motofab

Can you link to some of these guys? I haven't seen any pictures of that kit being used.

 

[ghostface]

Can you link to some of these guys? I haven't seen any pictures of that kit being used.

Yes! Please show me pictures and/or videos. I see why you would want to go towards the front/back level/lift especially if used for towing with back sag. All I have seen since November of last year is just the 2.5 or 2" motofab front level.

 

[Bionicbo]

Can you link to some of these guys? I haven't seen any pictures of that kit being used.

Since the release of this video motofab updated kit description to include 2019

 

[ghostface]

Since the release of this video motofab updated kit description to include 2019

This is just the 2.5 front level if I am not mistaken. There are lift kits on motofab's site that are for front and rear (see below). So you'd put the front up 2 or 3 inches and the back up an inch or two while successfully leveling but also lifting fully rather than just the front lift.

2009-2024 Dodge RAM 1500 4WD 2.5" front 2" rear complete lift kit

2009-2022 Dodge RAM 1500 4WD 2.5

motofablifts.com

 

[Bionicbo]

This is just the 2.5 front level if I am not mistaken. There are lift kits on motofab's site that are for front and rear (see below). So you'd put the front up 2 or 3 inches and the back up an inch or two while successfully leveling but also lifting fully rather than just the front lift.

2009-2024 Dodge RAM 1500 4WD 2.5" front 2" rear complete lift kit

2009-2022 Dodge RAM 1500 4WD 2.5

motofablifts.com

Correct, I was showing an example

 

[ghostface]

Correct, I was showing an example

Ohh okay, there might be a slight confusion, apologies. We're just looking for people who have done the full motofab front and rear lift.

 

[Rampat]

Correct, I was showing an example

Yeah, I am only curious about the full front and rear option.

 

[JeepTech]

I'm a curious as well as I still want rake but want to fit 35's. The Motofab 3" front and 1.5" rear looks to be what I want. I have no ORP so from what I read I can go 3" without issue.

 

[badassbaldie]

It’s funny I came across this discussion. I have a set of Motofab rear spacers I had bought for my 2015 Sport I never installed. My Sport had an aftermarket bumper that weighed almost 180 lbs so the slight reverse rake the from spacers I installed was eliminated by the additional front weight.

I guess the rear spacers are compatible with our 2019s so I might install them when I do the fronts (both sets sitting on my workbench). I figured I should do it before I get the alignment done. Back spacers are pretty easy to install/uninstall so no harm if I don’t like them.

I’ll post some pics when I put them on.

 

[SilverSurfer15]

I don’t really understand what you want? You want to see what the truck looks like 2” high all around? I mean not much different than it does now is the answer. You can probably find someone who did this using a different brand. Like RC or readylift or mopar lift.

In the minimal thread viewing I’ve done tonight, I’ve already spotted one.