To lower or not? That is the question....

[RoostersRAM2022]

I have a 2022 4X4 Laramie crew cab with 5.7 Hemi "E" torque. I use it as a daily driver as well as towing a 30' toy hauler. I also carry around 400 lbs. around in the bed 24/7.
I am considering installing a lowering kit 2-3" front and 4-6" in the rear. I frequently load and unload my stuff in the bed and a few inches lower would be great as several of the components I load/unload weigh upwards of 60-80 lbs.
Has anyone done their trucks and how did it come out? Whose kit did you use, and what issues did the lowering create, if any. Mosty concerned with alignment and driveline angle issues.
I don't do any off road except going in and out of campgrounds, so ground clearance is not an issue.
I have had RAM truck since the 1980's and for my money, they are the best.
Please let me know your experiences.
Thanks,

 

[Rock Crawler]

There are quite a few of us on here that have successfully completed the lowering process. Here are a few examples. There are a lot of options out there. I personally lowered my truck using parts from various vendors. Since I did not want to loose the ability to tow, I used Timber Grove coil replacement air bags. They support up to 6K lbs and can be adjusted to level the truck under a load. You can also dump all of the air out of the bags and lower the frame to the axle, which will lower your bed entry a lot.

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2022 1500 Laramie - Crew Cab - 2WD - 6’ 4” Bed - Granite Crystal Metallic - 5.7L V8 Hemi - Anti-Spin Diff / 3.92 Rear Axle - 33 Gallon Fuel Tank - Night Edition - Laramie Level 2 Equipment Group - Bed Utility Group - Advanced Safety Group - Trailer Tow Group - Technology Group - Rear Wheelhouse...

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My Maxtrac lowering installation

I haven't found a detailed thread with all the P/Ns and info in one easy to find post. Here ill post all the P/Ns, specs and links for the parts im installing. Most of this info is thanks to @Mopar_maxi Truck is a 2021 Laramie Sport, CC, short bed, 4x4,non ORP, with etorque. Suspension-...

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BellTech 1060SP lowering kit review

I waited for Belltech to release their kit for the 5th gen Ram for at least two years. It's finally here as of a few months ago in several flavors and options. 1060SP 2/3-4 drop using lowering spindles 1060SPS 2/3-4 drop with lowering spindles and swaybars 1061SP An adjustable kit that gives...

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[31RamIt]

@ferraiolo1 has the sexiest truck on the site. THERE, I said it!

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

I did a Reverse level for now, but have been researching different options. I would definitely use the Belltech spindle and Maxtrac front lowering struts ( over 2" ) for best, as I've seen the Belltech coilovers mentioned to give a harsh ride. The rear I would highly recommend adjustable arms, panhard and sway bar links from CORE4X4 and the bags mentioned above.