4 inch lift to be completely level get 2 inch or 3 inch in back

for a 4 inch lift if you want to be fully level what should i get in the back 3 inch or two inch thanks

2 inch will get you close but probably not perfectly tho. Front will still probably be down a half inch or so.

for a 2500 gas. mine was exatly to 2" tail high from the factory.

Varies per lift. Guess this is a rcx question though.

IMO

What lift are you talking about ?

I bought the knockoff 3" spindles from Airbagit. I left the leveling kit in when I installed them and used the 2" 2nd generation lowering shackles in the rear (lifts our trucks) [emoji51]





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AustinB said:

Varies per lift. Guess this is a rcx question though.

IMO

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i wanna do bilstein 5100 with zone 4 inch lift for ram 1500 4x4 laramie

R.L.K. said:

What lift are you talking about ?

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bilstein 5100 with zone 4 inch lift on ram 1500 laramie 4x4

For the zone , I'd go 3" rear coils and set Bilstien's to the top ring @ + 2.8 " up front .

Then won't it be 6 inch lift then if I do that ?

R.L.K. said:

For the zone , I'd go 3" rear coils and set Bilstien's to the top ring @ + 2.8 " up front .

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Then won't it be 6 inch lift then if I do that

sarvj said:

Then won't it be 6 inch lift then if I do that

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You would be level is the point .

If you want level or close to it , 2.1 or 2.8 on the bills up front imo

R.L.K. said:

If you want level or close to it , 2.1 or 2.8 on the bills up front imo

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can I do 2 inch in back and bilstein at .7 or 1.4?

I'm sure you can but the rear would still be quite a bit higher ?

Do you want to be level ?

You probably have +2.5 -+3 inches of rake now stock .
So if you install a lift kit you will still be rear end high " rake "

Most lift kits do not level your truck , they just lift it evenly front and rear . The zone kit that offers diff rear lift options are useful but installing bilstein 5100 adjustable shocks with a lift kit is the best overall option imo , if you want to be level .
If you go with the zone 4" kit with 3" rear it will lift the rear 3" and the front 4" this will likely leave you approx still with 2"+ rake ... if you choose to install bilstein 5100s @ +2.1" this would lift the front 6 " and the back 3 which should put you level . The bils up front usually settle about 1/2 " in a few thousand miles so setting them @ +2.8" would be my choice , if this puts the front a bit higher than the rear then you could install rear coil spring spacers .75" or 1" to maintain level .

Hope this helps !