Lift kits

rickcstangs · Jun 10, 2017

Best 4 inch and 6 inch lift suspension lift kits for 2012 ram. Asking for opinions on both, not sure which one I want more yet.

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02ramboi · Jun 10, 2017

2wd or 4wd

4.7 v8
Hi flow cat/flowmaster exhaust
7 inch lift/5 inch lift
20 inch falken wildpeak at3/33's

02ramboi · Jun 10, 2017

It's it's 2wd I suggest maxtrac everything is really rugged and high quality 4wd I'm sure someone will be coming in here soon to say lol

4.7 v8
Hi flow cat/flowmaster exhaust
7 inch lift/5 inch lift
20 inch falken wildpeak at3/33's

rickcstangs · Jun 10, 2017

02ramboi said:
It's it's 2wd I suggest maxtrac everything is really rugged and high quality 4wd I'm sure someone will be coming in here soon to say lol

4.7 v8
Hi flow cat/flowmaster exhaust
7 inch lift/5 inch lift
20 inch falken wildpeak at3/33's

It's 4wd, I wanna keep the kit under 1000 dollars if possible.

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Rzrman328 · Jun 10, 2017

rickcstangs said:
I wanna keep the kit under 1000 dollars if possible.

Might be difficult.

Most decent kits start around $1100.

rickcstangs · Jun 10, 2017

Rzrman328 said:
Might be difficult.

Most decent kits start around $1100.

Ok, best one 1500 and lower. I seen the Rough Country one and one called Tuff Country. Anyone ever use either of those?

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bryan28 · Jun 10, 2017

rickcstangs said:
Ok, best one 1500 and lower. I seen the Rough Country one and one called Tuff Country. Anyone ever use either of those?

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Do some research. Rough Country, Zone, Superlift, BDS are some used around here. Check out comparisons and customer reviews online. You can also use the search feature on this site.

rickcstangs · Jun 10, 2017

Yea I have read up on the Rough Country and it looks like positive reviews, just want to know if it's worth 1500 bucks.

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Rzrman328 · Jun 10, 2017

rickcstangs said:
Ok, best one 1500 and lower. I seen the Rough Country one and one called Tuff Country. Anyone ever use either of those?

Like byran28 said....do your research and choose what best fits your needs and budget.

I will say, almost everyone on here will advise you to stay away from Tuff Country.

rickcstangs · Jun 10, 2017

Rzrman328 said:
Like byran28 said....do your research and choose what best fits your needs and budget.

I will say, almost everyone on here will advise you to stay away from Tuff Country.

Yea pretty sure that tuff country isn't a option anymore.

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WiSH2oo0 · Jun 11, 2017

If I could do it over again I would go with the Superlift kit. I've had both the BDS & RCX 4" lift kits.

BDS customer service is garbage and IMHO the rear sway bar end links should have a 1/2" offset. Also I did like the front sway bar end links on the BDS lift along with the added front preload strut spacers for an extra inch of lift. The BDS kit also comes with all grade 8 or 10.9 hardware which is nice. But the rear coils are 2mm thicker which is probably good if you haul stuff but rides rough empty vs stock and Superlifts progressive rear coils. Try to order parts over the phone, they'll tell you to contact one of there local installation companies.

The RC kit was lacking a few brackets for rear end adjustments and the powder coating is sub par. The lift kit doesn't have a rear coil option only rear coil spacers.

This is why I would choose Superlift over the competitors if I was to do it over again. There rear progressive coils, customer service, Bilstein struts and rear shock upgrade and I can order parts as needed from just a phone call.

rickcstangs · Jun 11, 2017

WiSH2oo0 said:
If I could do it over again I would go with the Superlift kit. I've had both the BDS & RCX 4" lift kits.

BDS customer service is garbage and IMHO the rear sway bar end links should have a 1/2" offset. Also I did like the front sway bar end links on the BDS lift along with the added front preload strut spacers for an extra inch of lift. The BDS kit also comes with all grade 8 or 10.9 hardware which is nice. But the rear coils are 2mm thicker which is probably good if you haul stuff but rides rough empty vs stock and Superlifts progressive rear coils. Try to order parts over the phone, they'll tell you to contact one of there local installation companies.

The RC kit was lacking a few brackets for rear end adjustments and the powder coating is sub par. The lift kit doesn't have a rear coil option only rear coil spacers.

This is why I would choose Superlift over the competitors if I was to do it over again. There rear progressive coils, customer service, Bilstein struts and rear shock upgrade and I can order parts as needed from just a phone call.

Thanks for the input man. I have looked over at those some recently.

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bryan28 · Jun 11, 2017

The Mopar lift kits are rebranded Superlift kits.

Drummin4jc · Jun 17, 2017

I asked the same question you are asking in the fall of '15. I went with Zone and couldn't be happier. I want to say my 6" kit was around $1,4XX. Instructions were fairly easy to follow for the install. Other's run Rough Country on here as well. The biggest difference between Zone and RC, I believe, is that RC uses spacers to lift the rear axle where Zone and other's use new springs. Just wanted to let you know that I went with Zone and am very pleased. Running 4,000 miles on it for a year and a half now.

Adam

DrkRam · Jun 17, 2017

I too went with the Zone 4 inch lift with Bils up front and Fox performance shocks in the rear. Truck rides better than stock, super happy with the Zone!! Mine ran me around $1650 for the kit.

joeygster · Jun 17, 2017

WiSH2oo0 said:
If I could do it over again I would go with the Superlift kit. I've had both the BDS & RCX 4" lift kits.

BDS customer service is garbage and IMHO the rear sway bar end links should have a 1/2" offset. Also I did like the front sway bar end links on the BDS lift along with the added front preload strut spacers for an extra inch of lift. The BDS kit also comes with all grade 8 or 10.9 hardware which is nice. But the rear coils are 2mm thicker which is probably good if you haul stuff but rides rough empty vs stock and Superlifts progressive rear coils. Try to order parts over the phone, they'll tell you to contact one of there local installation companies.

The RC kit was lacking a few brackets for rear end adjustments and the powder coating is sub par. The lift kit doesn't have a rear coil option only rear coil spacers.

This is why I would choose Superlift over the competitors if I was to do it over again. There rear progressive coils, customer service, Bilstein struts and rear shock upgrade and I can order parts as needed from just a phone call.

I'm happy with my 4" Superlift kit.

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