4 or 6 inch lift?

Buckeyedavey2323 · May 9, 2017

I haul my two little kids in my truck and don't want to go to high that it will be a pain for the car seats can you guys give me some opinions 4 or 6 inch lift and what brand I heard zone is the way to go or bds let me see your lift and tire combo 4 and 6 inch

Witch · May 9, 2017

I would not get either, Level it with some nice tires.
I could not imagine messing around with a car seat in a truck with a lift
Here is mine, 6" RC lift

As far as good lifts go you really need to look at what you will be doing with the truck, Street queen or Off road monster ?

That will help you determine what type of lift you want to invest into if you go that route
If you do lift it 6" or nothing IMO

Rzrman328 · May 9, 2017

6" if you do lift.

My F250 was taller than my ram when my kids were in car seats still.....not super fun, but doable.

You just sorta have to swing'em up in there lol

blackbeautyhemi · May 9, 2017

Car seats suck in a lifted truck lol been complaining about it the past 14 months

Rzrman328 · May 9, 2017

blackbeautyhemi said:
Car seats suck in a lifted truck lol been complaining about it the past 14 months

Now my kids just get a running start and superman their asses up in there.

blackbeautyhemi · May 9, 2017

Rzrman328 said:
Now my kids just get a running start and superman there asses up in there.

lol I'm sure my boy will be doing the same eventually but right now his forehead is barely to the running boards haha

bchap05 · May 9, 2017

I'd probably go 4, but that is what I'm planning on doing and I don't have kids. However you always want higher, I had 6 on my Silverado and was going to add a 1.5 inch body lift before I changed my mind and bought the 17 Ram.

Just don't level only basically looks like a stock truck should look.

Buckeyedavey2323 · May 9, 2017

See I'm sure I would be mad at myself if I didn't go with the six but I want to see one with a 4 inch lift and if it is even worth it

Schmittj22 · May 9, 2017

4 inch zone bilsteins at 2.1

6.7CumminsDrvr · May 9, 2017

4" lift with 3 car seats in the back, not too bad if your out of infant seats

Buckeyedavey2323 · May 9, 2017

It just seem like 6 is even practical on the street for a daily

6.7CumminsDrvr · May 9, 2017

Really not any worse than a 2500 with larger tires on a stock suspension.

Ferro · May 9, 2017

Go with a 4" lift.

Marciel · May 9, 2017

6" all the way.

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bchap05 · May 11, 2017

Does a Ram with a 4 and 35's fit under a typical garage? My silverado with a 6 fit by like an inch but my tires were a bit worn so it would have been really close with new ones.

WiSH2oo0 · May 11, 2017

Yes, a 4" lift and 35" tires will fit in a 7' garage no problem.

6.7CumminsDrvr · May 11, 2017

WiSH2oo0 said:
Yes, a 4" lift and 35" tires will fit in a 7' garage no problem.

Mine does

bryan28 · May 12, 2017

Where I live most parking garages, touchless carwashes, etc have a 7' height limit. The sharkfin antenna on my truck with 4" lift and 35s touches the rubber door seal on my 6'11" garage door opening as I'm driving in/out of the garage. And the 4" lift is quite a step down onto the ground as I'm exiting the vehicle.

Wareagle32 · May 15, 2017

6 inch

Sickem · May 15, 2017

6" for sure, if your going to do it. Get some good steps for them. I wouldn't do it with a baby , but 2+ should be more than old enough.

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