ryans05

i have a 2005 2500 i want to lift it like 4.5 and run like 36's what would be a good lift
to go with

Jeff K

Skyjacker, ProComp, Fabtech, Superlift, Tuff Country all make them. Prices are from $700 - $1500, so it is your choice. They will all do the job, it just depends whether you want a spacer lift or all springs.

http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/dodge4_03diesel.htm

Razor67

Most people I talk to are using the pro comp. Pro comp addressed some of the steering issues. I know a few guys who got the death wobble after hitting an off camber bump with other kits. They installed the steering componets from the pro comp system and have had no more problems.

Patriot_RAM

I've heard the same about Superlift... But on the same token, I posted the same type of question on the TDR a half hour ago:

http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...34#post1123634

bchesley

I just installed the 4.5 inch tuffcountry lift this past weekend. I lot it. Still rides great and no steering issues. I am running BFG 35x12.50 mt's and they look small now. Not that I want to go any bigger but I bet you could easily do a 36.

Brad

BUZZB8Z

I've got a 6 inch Superlift with 37 inch Toyo M/T's and have not had a single issue. No bump steer, aligns great, no vibrations.

I'd do it again in a second...

Chad

triplenickel

bchesley your truck looks great!

bchesley

Thanks, I need to take some pictures with the new wheels too. I will take one tomorrow and post it.

Brad

Kyle Graham

Check out Whiplash they are complete coil lift in front no spacer. Rear leaf is all leaf no block, what I mean by that is you even scrap factory block. New leaf bolts right to axle the way lifts should be. Blocks just add leverage for axle wrap, kits also come with adjustable track bar. These kits come with lifetime guarantee