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I'll post again now that I have tires. It's a 2.1 bilstein with factory rims and factory size BFG all terrains.
Luke
Stock 275/60R20. Planning on 35s(ish) when I get all lifting done.i did the same for mine. vice-grips with socket. lol
truck looks great by the way... tires?
Luke
so i have a outdoorsman, want to put the bill on, right now the rear sits at 39.5, and the front sits about 33.5 or so. these are with stock 17 inch rims and the stock 265/60/r20 on it. someone said that the outdoorsman sits 3/4 higher in the front then other rams. what should I set my bias at when i get them. 2.1 or 2.8. I want a levelled look.
so i have a outdoorsman, want to put the bill on, right now the rear sits at 39.5, and the front sits about 33.5 or so. these are with stock 17 inch rims and the stock 265/60/r20 on it. someone said that the outdoorsman sits 3/4 higher in the front then other rams. what should I set my bias at when i get them. 2.1 or 2.8. I want a levelled look.
This is an urban legend based on the fact that the older TRX4 trucks were taller. The Outdoorsman is the same height as the regular 1500, all the front suspension parts are the same. Stock front ends, Outdoorsman or not, typically measure 36.5"-37" stock. I hope you aren't at 33.5"
lol sorry typed the wrong number, 17 inch rims, and 36.5 in the front and 39.5 in the back