Ram2500hd
Junior Member
I recently purchased a new 2500 crew cab with the hemi and ordered a few things to spruce it up a bit. I was looking to level out the front and improve the ride a little bit as well as get a little more meat under the fenders. I ordered up some Fuel Hostage wheels size 20x9 with 20mm offset and Nitto Trail Grapplers in size 295/65/20. The good people at Strapt Performance hooked me up with Carli 3" leveling coils for the Hemi, Carli adjustable track bar, 5100 Bilstein shocks for up front, a pair of Extreme Overkill adjustable endlinks, and Thuren adjustable rear shackles. I dropped the truck off at the local shop this morning a little after 9 after working a double and tried to go home to take a nap before I had to work this afternoon. Slept for about an hour and 45 minutes and woke up wondering how the install was going and decided to go check it out since I couldn't get back to sleep. He was just getting back from lunch and had most of the front install done. I went back on my way to work and he had just finished getting everthing on and the truck looks great! What a difference compared to the stock look. I didn't have a chance to really check out for rubbing issues since I just loaded up the old parts and headed to work down the road but I did notice there is a small rub on the driver side inner fender behind the tire at close to full lock. I expected this based on other's experiences with this tire wheel combo but it looks like I should be good after I zip tie the inner fender back a bit. I'll get a chance to check it out better tomorrow. I will post some before and after pictures in the next couple days.
Here is the truck before the mods
Here it is after
Here is the truck before the mods
Here it is after