Inez 4/6 install advise..

[LO 4XRAM]

Hey lil John,
What size tires you runnin? Also, was wondering if the IHC a-arms are narrower than stock? I have same wheels as you have, on a stock 2019 1500 CLASSIC, and my tires stick out about 3/8’-1/2” past the edge of the fender. Yours seem to be flush. Nice truck bro. Thanks

 

[Lil John]

Hey lil John,
What size tires you runnin? Also, was wondering if the IHC a-arms are narrower than stock? I have same wheels as you have, on a stock 2019 1500 CLASSIC, and my tires stick out about 3/8’-1/2” past the edge of the fender. Yours seem to be flush. Nice truck bro. Thanks

Well the a- arms needed to be wrestled into place. By three men and a high lift jack. So yes I'd say they are considered narrow, but they do fit. I adjusted my arms to be flush. You shouldn't be sticking out. I'm running 285/45/22 toyos. Let me know if you have other questions.

 

[LO 4XRAM]

Rite on man. Thanks for the tip. I actually have, the same 20”Sport wheels, like you have in the first set of pics. Was wondering what size those were?

 

[LO 4XRAM]

My bad. It’s the pic in post #20

 

[Lil John]

Rite on man. Thanks for the tip. I actually have, the same 20”Sport wheels, like you have in the first set of pics. Was wondering what size those were?

Mine are OEM 22" off a SRT-10 .. and yes the first set of wheels shown are the sport 20" with stock tires.

 

[LO 4XRAM]

Gotcha. Thanks man

 

[Midnight Storm]

Mine are OEM 22" off a SRT-10 .. and yes the first set of wheels shown are the sport 20" with stock tires.

Where’s a pic with the SRT 22’s??

 

[Lil John]

 

[Twistedshadows]

Only advice is get the ford sway bar links to level out the sway bar more and tie up the wires that lay on top of the liner in the passenger wheel well. I wore through both my liners into my battery tray and into that wiring harness. The tray is no big deal just a little plastic on the bottom and I caught that harness before it ate any wires. Now I've pulled both my liners relocated the wires on both sides (theres a big harness hiding behind the driver side liner) and bashed some metal that's hiding above the liners so I don't rub anything anymore

 

[Lil John]

I have no rub at all. so I'm not to concerned about that. thanks for the heads up.. Any chance you have the part number on the sway bar links that's one thing I do need to address. Thanks.

 

[Ramcharger60]

Front links are Moog K80337

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[Lil John]

Front links are Moog K80337

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Thank you..

 

[rlampman]

I would second the Ford sway bar end links. I did it after the drop was installed and it made a difference in the ride quality.
I also say check the front fender wells after some miles and big bumps. With the 22's you should be lower diameter and may not have as many problems. Still check as said above so you don't damage anything.
If you read the other threads you may already know but make sure you remove the bump stops and cups. You may not notice they contact but your ride will suffer. I now have nothing on the front and never hit. The rear used to hit occasionally so I put some Energy Suspension ones that are only 3/8" tall. Now if it hits at least its not metal to metal.
BTW, the white looks great with the black wheels!