2022 B.H. 1500 4x4 eTorque Lift Setup

[bakerboy]

Hey Guys,

Been trying to gather as much intel as I could, thought at this point I would ask, I know obviously having the smaller motor I am taking a chance lifting and putting bigger rims/tires. How much will the truck be "hurting" from adding this setup? Should I not go 37's and just stick to 35's? I've seen a few videos online with a similar setup and the overall MPG loss was not too bad


Background:
Daily driver, mostly street driving with some highway, will probably "off road" maybe 2-3x's a year (Glamis) in sand, will probably just drive to the back hill and park nothing crazy


Truck:
2022 B.H. 1500 4x4 with the V6 3.6l eTorque engine


Setup:
Pedal Commander
6" Ready Lift
22x12 -44
37x13.50x22 Kanati Mud Hogs

 

[CharlieG54]

I have the same truck with air suspension and I also want to do a 4” lift with 35’s. Looking at the BDS lift but having a hard time finding any feed back on the setup.

 

[Quick_Shifter]

Hey Guys,

Been trying to gather as much intel as I could, thought at this point I would ask, I know obviously having the smaller motor I am taking a chance lifting and putting bigger rims/tires. How much will the truck be "hurting" from adding this setup? Should I not go 37's and just stick to 35's? I've seen a few videos online with a similar setup and the overall MPG loss was not too bad


Background:
Daily driver, mostly street driving with some highway, will probably "off road" maybe 2-3x's a year (Glamis) in sand, will probably just drive to the back hill and park nothing crazy


Truck:
2022 B.H. 1500 4x4 with the V6 3.6l eTorque engine


Setup:
Pedal Commander
6" Ready Lift
22x12 -44
37x13.50x22 Kanati Mud Hogs

I would stick to 35’s on a V6 and not run a mud tire. There are plenty of tires that look aggressive and don’t ride like they are plastic

 

[bakerboy]

Welp! I did it!!!!!

I think the truck came out nice! It doesn't feel bad at all, still pulls off the line, going down the highway it does feel heavier, I barely got it back last night so obviously it will take a few weeks to get the final MPG. I will be on the look out for a tuner, once I get that I will recalibrate the odometer. Also I went 35's instead of 37's

6" Ready Lift
22x12 -44 vRock Anvil
35x12.50x22 Kanati Mud Hogs
Pedal commander

 

[trevorp12]

Does it feel gutless?

 

[TheRamdalorian]

35s was a good call, running 37s is a noticeable difference in my truck and I drive a Cummins, so that little etorq would really be struggling to move them and put a lot of damage and wear and tear on your truck. That's a nice look and setup, turned out well. Charlie, BDS is the best lift out there unless you're getting into the $6k+ territory. I love mine.