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My buddy had this kit on his 1500. Scoots!Could be fun
Long Travel Kit
Dirt King Fabrication Ram 1500 long travel kit was developed to drastically improve the vehicles off-road handling without compromising its day to day driving characteristics. This suspension system allows for 13.5” of travel and accepts up to a 37” tire.
You're just more stuck.
Amen to this. I hardly click into 4wd on muddy trails here unless I really feel nervous and even then it’s very few times I’ve needed it. Went up a muddy rock face in 2wd. Proper throttle input and a good lineup is all you need. Just remember that you’re not racing to get through the obstacle. Usually the soft sand is what kills it here and I have to click 4wd for that if I stop in it. If you don’t stop the momentum is usually enough to keep you on top of the soft sand in 2wd. To much throttle buries you in the sand though.In a mud hole 4WD dosent help either
If your friends get tired of winching you out, you need new friends.
Op invest in a winch and good tires, You'd be surprised how far I get into trails in just 2wd.
You are correct, shock. In my opinion I dont like spacers that squeak and with a bigger spring still have to get a longer travel shock. Bilsteins are a great and cheaper alternative using factory coil...but that said, I cannot say how a spacer or coil feels or ride it gives.
Correction: “ ONCE you’re stuck with 4wd, you’re just more stuck”. 4wd will double your chances of getting out if you only have an open rear and triple your chance with lockers.In a mud hole 4WD dosent help either
If your friends get tired of winching you out, you need new friends.
Op invest in a winch and good tires, You'd be surprised how far I get into trails in just 2wd.
Your 4x4 truck may not be able to get out of a mud hole with the rear wheels in the mud, but mine can. I did not say all 4 wheels were in the mud. And frankly, I've been able to get my 4x4 out when all four wheels were in the mud.In a mud hole 4WD dosent help either
If your friends get tired of winching you out, you need new friends.
Op invest in a winch and good tires, You'd be surprised how far I get into trails in just 2wd.
Yep. That's the one. It likes snow too. Its fully stock except for the Michelin Defender mud and snow tires that replaced the originals. It tows a 6500 lb travel trailer all over the country much of the year, summer and winter. When we are home it's main job is to haul boats in and out of a lake. Lots of mud and sand on our steep slope community beach. For the worst mud and a 4,000 pound neighbor's boat, the tire pressure gets lowered to 10 pounds. 53,000 miles on it today.
You should be able to drive across there now without sinking to the axles,lolI dont think we are talking about the same mud here
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and they also show up when you need them 
Back up farther for more launch speedActually my buddy got stuck in a snow drift in that exact spot, same guy behind me in the pictures.
So he called me and I couldnt even get there since his Yota is lighter.
Back up farther for more launch speed
