Heavier coil spring lift?

CountryBoy4598 · Dec 1, 2015

I have a 1994 Dodge 1500 that is sagging, looks like just old springs. looking for pics of half tons with 3/4 ton or 1 ton springs in them

BBartow · Dec 1, 2015

Dsl/v10 springs give 2.5" and v8 2500 springs give 1-1.5" iirc. That's for 4x4s

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CountryBoy4598 · Dec 1, 2015

If I use v10 springs and want it nice and level do you think I'll need some blocks for the rear leafs? Or add a leaf or two?

BBartow · Dec 1, 2015

Front will sit a tad higher.

This is just dsl springs and 35s. Stock rear.

MagSport · Dec 2, 2015

CountryBoy4598 said:
If I use v10 springs and want it nice and level do you think I'll need some blocks for the rear leafs? Or add a leaf or two?

Add a leaf will do it.

CountryBoy4598 · Dec 3, 2015

BBartow said:
Front will sit a tad higher.

This is just dsl springs and 35s. Stock rear.

Do those 35's rub at all?

BBartow · Dec 3, 2015

CountryBoy4598 said:
Do those 35's rub at all?

Not my truck, but yes they did and he went down to 285/75r16

Hunter_5.9 · Dec 13, 2015

I have 2500 springs in my 5.9L it lifted the front 2" I'm clearing 35x12.5r18 nitto mud grapps no problem

2001ram15004x4 · Jan 9, 2016

Coils

I currently have my rear end 3 inches higher than the front and the front has coil spacers so what im wondering is can I get skyjacker 3 inch lift coils with my spacers to lift the front end up? Or do I have to change more because im making the front end even higher?thanks

Johnn123 · Jan 9, 2016

2001ram15004x4 said:
I currently have my rear end 3 inches higher than the front and the front has coil spacers so what im wondering is can I get skyjacker 3 inch lift coils with my spacers to lift the front end up? Or do I have to change more because im making the front end even higher?thanks

You cannot add anything to your front end with out major changes. You should NOT ever stack a coil spacer on a lift coil, regardless what anyone who's done it says.

You probably have sagging springs which is why your front end is so much lower than the rear. Do you have anything added to the rear all?

dapepper9 · Jan 9, 2016

It must have a 4-5" leaf pack with a 2" spacer to have that kind of difference

2001ram15004x4 · Jan 9, 2016

I have some blocks in the rear.. So can I take out the coil spacers and put lift coils and if I do that what else would I have to change?

BBartow · Jan 9, 2016

post a pic

2001ram15004x4 · Jan 9, 2016

That's my rear end

dapepper9 · Jan 9, 2016

Stacked blocks=bad

Johnn123 · Jan 9, 2016

2001ram15004x4 said:
That's my rear end

Pull that extra block and that will solve your problem. As said, stacked blocks aren't good.

2001ram15004x4 · Jan 9, 2016

Do you guys think I can fit 35s in the front? This is how much room I have

2001ram15004x4 · Jan 9, 2016

After I remove the block in the rear Id like to try some 35s but im worried of rubbing in the front

MagSport · Jan 9, 2016

2001ram15004x4 said:
That's my rear end

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Jimmy68 · Jan 9, 2016

Someone stacked blocks but put the bump stop block on the bottom. Awesome. :roflsquared:

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