PA 3" Lift Help!

JP11 · Jun 10, 2014

Hey guys, just recently became the proud owner of a 14 Ram sport

Its my first truck and Im not too sure about lift kits to be honest.

Im looking at the PA 3" body lift. Ive read on here that a lot of people are replacing the UCAs with this kit. Is that necessary? what about bilsteins? can anyone please explain?

Thanks!

thechopstick · Jun 10, 2014

JP11 said:
Hey guys, just recently became the proud owner of a 14 Ram sport Its my first truck and Im not too sure about lift kits to be honest.

Im looking at the PA 3" body lift. Ive read on here that a lot of people are replacing the UCAs with this kit. Is that necessary? what about bilsteins? can anyone please explain?

Thanks!

4x4 or 4x2 ?

JP11 · Jun 10, 2014

thechopstick said:
4x4 or 4x2 ?

4x4

thechopstick · Jun 10, 2014

JP11 said:
4x4

here a few web site that you can go on and check them out bro,per expert (i am not ) anything over 2" lift you need an UAC so your ball joint not mess up on you ,i been looking in to this all day so my info kind of fresh from the people i been communicated .Maxtrac ,CST, SST just google it ,sorry i am new on here bro. :baby:

Good luck .

Csanders1992 · Jun 10, 2014

You won't need ucas for a body lift. It doesn't mess with suspension at all. The only way you'll need ucas is if you get a leveling kit.

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Wandell · Jun 10, 2014

I agree.

thechopstick · Jun 10, 2014

Thx my man! Never say never stop learning, learn some everyday

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JP11 · Jun 10, 2014

Csanders1992 said:
You won't need ucas for a body lift. It doesn't mess with suspension at all. The only way you'll need ucas is if you get a leveling kit.

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Wandell said:
I agree.

so i can just throw on the BL and everything will be fine??

012RAMbo · Jun 10, 2014

Yep, a body lift is just that, it lifts the body off of the frame. That will not affect your suspension in any way.

JP11 · Jun 11, 2014

012RAMbo said:
Yep, a body lift is just that, it lifts the body off of the frame. That will not affect your suspension in any way.

perfect! thanks my man!

012RAMbo · Jun 11, 2014

No problem bud.

Caldwell · Jun 11, 2014

gap gaurds for the fender wells, and plan to have your exhaust tips relocated with a body lift.

then throw some 35's in there !

JP11 · Jun 11, 2014

Caldwell said:
gap gaurds for the fender wells, and plan to have your exhaust tips relocated with a body lift.

then throw some 35's in there !

****** that sucks about the exhaust, oh well

Cruizer · Jun 12, 2014

Don't know about the later models, but on mine I just pointed the exhaust up. Doesn't look bad, but I want it relocated as it allows water to sit in the tips after it rains.

As for the Bilstein's, those are for leveling the truck. The 2013 and 2014 trucks seem to have issues with balljoints popping with some leveling and that's why people have been replacing their UCA's.

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