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Hey, Ram Fans, What is your experience with your lift kit (Good/Bad/Ugly)?. 1) Brand? 2) How high (inches) did you go? 3) How long have you had it? 4) Would you do anything different? FYI, I've already read: 1) 6” lift for Ram 1500 eco diesel 4th Gen question...

I’ve been looking at different kits for my truck, just a bit overwhelmed with the options. I don’t plan on doing any serious off-roading, just mainly lifting for looks and bigger wheels/tires. Anyone used the readylift stuff yet?

Continuing to solve front suspension issues. BDR recommended starting with OEM Ft shocks as the Previous owner installed shocks too short. In a call to Dealer two parts come up. One is 68040880AH ($160) and 68040882AE ($248) Parts guy clueless as to difference. He suggested finding a non air...

Good Morning All, I finally found a 2017 Ram Ecodiesel 1500 4X4 long bed crew cab. Now I want to make it look aggressive while still handling/driving nice:) I will use it a bit in the backcountry off road, gnarly fire roads etc during hunting trips. But it will also be my daily driver for work...

Hey fellas. I’ve entered a giveaway at a local shop to win a Rough Country lift valued up to $1100. I’ve already got a 2.5” leveling kit on my truck and I’m thrilled with it - but I saw this giveaway and figured “why not?”. If I somehow win the giveaway, I’d go with the 4” kit from Rough Country...

i picked up a 2015 bighorn a couple months ago new to the truck world I want to give the truck a more aggressive look bigger wheels spacers and a lift just not sure where to start any pointers on set ups would be greatly appreciated

Good evening fellow EcoDiesel drivers, I love my 2015 1500ED Big Horn with stock coil suspension (no air) but I don't like the low front end profile. I work in mining and haul truck ruts and rainy days make me cringe when the wind skirt drags. I'm wanting to either level the front end off with...

Decided to stop at the local four wheel drive shop yesterday to consider leveling the front up. While the guys were extremely helpful and eager to find a solution, all we could come up with was a set of new adjustable Pro Runner shocks. None of us seemed confident that they would even work...