1” front lift

mrack said:

Suspensionlifts.com is where I got mine, it was the cheapest place at the time and probably still is. Be careful buying parts from eBay and Amazon, there are a lot of knockoffs out there.

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CanuckRam1313 said:

Here ya go!

Sitting on Michelin Defender LTX LT295/65R20's (equivalent to 35's) - my summer set up!

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21SilverRam said:

Now trying to find a place that will install it in Maryland that won’t charge an arm and a leg! I guess I’ll do Bilsteins just confused on what setting to get another inch in the front for the Warlock. So if I set it at 1.4 (the third clip setting) it will be .7 taller in the front or do I need to put setting at 2.1 to get an inch higher in the front I still want to have a little rake in the front. My front measures 22.5" from center of wheel to edge of fender and rear is 24" from center of wheel to fender.

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jmc921 said:

Depending on where you are in MD, there is a really good shop in Dover, PA (just NW of York) that can do the swap plus they can make recommendations on other options. The shop is called Mount Zion Off Road. Look them up on line and give them a call. They installed Falcon Tow/Haul shocks on my 2014 Express. I had them set the front on the intermediate setting and it raises the front but with just a very slight nose down (way less than stock). These were recommended over the Bilsteins since they are similar in price but apparently hold up better against salt and corrosion here in the NE also have the added benefit of an adjustable stiffness on the rear shocks that makes a huge difference when towing or hauling.

Mount Zion also is really good on alignments, which you will need after the swap. Good luck.

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jmc921 said:

Depending on where you are in MD, there is a really good shop in Dover, PA (just NW of York) that can do the swap plus they can make recommendations on other options. The shop is called Mount Zion Off Road. Look them up on line and give them a call. They installed Falcon Tow/Haul shocks on my 2014 Express. I had them set the front on the intermediate setting and it raises the front but with just a very slight nose down (way less than stock). These were recommended over the Bilsteins since they are similar in price but apparently hold up better against salt and corrosion here in the NE also have the added benefit of an adjustable stiffness on the rear shocks that makes a huge difference when towing or hauling.

Mount Zion also is really good on alignments, which you will need after the swap. Good luck.

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Nick@GotExhaust said:

Message me if you would like a quote on the 5100's.

Also @Quick_Shifter has a great shop in PA if you aren't too far and he can install them for

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Nick@GotExhaust said:

Message me if you would like a quote on the 5100's.

Also @Quick_Shifter has a great shop in PA if you aren't too far and he can install them for you!

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21SilverRam said:

How do I message you? Can’t figure it out! Lol!!

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G-Ride990 said:

Click his username and then click, "start conversation."

I bought my 5100s and dozens of other parts from Nick. He always has great prices and great customer service.

If Quick_Shifter was close to me I'd have him do all the work on my truck. He knows what he's doing!

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