2014 Outdoorsman Lift Choice

[dhambyst121]

I have the 2014 Ram 1500 Outdoorsman Crew Cab. I want a 6 inch lift with Bilsteins all around and am considerring the 6 inch Superlift with the Bilsteins or the Zone 6 inch with Zone's shocks (cheaper by $200)

The problem I have is the 2014 Outdoorsman already comes 1 inch higher than the stock 1500 SLT, so some warn against the Superlift 6 inch lift due to cv vibration and alignment issues when paired with the Bilsteins.

Anyone out there with the Outdoorsman that can point me the way? I want max lift with no more than 1 inch of rake. Perfectly level is not a priority for me as I will occasionally pull a trailer with a riding mower.

I have heard as long as I don't go 2.8 on the bilsteins I will be ok. Is 2.1 ok or 1.4? I don't want to wear out the cv or other components or fight alignment issues.

I'm putting 35x12.5 Mickey Thompsons on a set of 20x10 -18 wheels as well.

Any help is appreciated.

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[blackbeautyhemi]

My 2015 outdoorsman has the rough country lift on it with factory struts still and the rc shocks in the rear and it sits almost dead level and rides really well. I plan on swapping the bilsteins in eventually at all 4 corners just because i like them and think it’ll ride even better with them on. I’m pretty sure I read in a thread on here that 2.1 is the setting of choice.

 

[dhambyst121]

I found a Black Friday sale on LIFTKITS4LESS and bought the PRO COMP 6 inch lift with Pro Runner SS fronts. A $2200 kit for $1700 was a black friday steal. Everything on their site was 25% off.
No brainer there.

The Pro Runner SS's are adjustable ride height just like the Bilsteins. I checked the fitment they had listed on PRO COMP and it definitely said the 2014 Outdoorsman was an exact fit.

I am insanely happy and my wife says I'm done.... Little does she know I have headlights to upgrade and side steps to replace and chrome bumpers to vinyl wrap.


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