Clancaster23
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- Uniontown, PA
- Ram Year
- 2021 1500 Bighorn
- Engine
- 5.7
I got the 3.5" Rough Country lift kit in and I'm tempted to save about $450 and do it myself.
This is the kit I got: https://www.roughcountry.com/dodge-suspension-lift-kit-31430.html
The kit comes with detailed instructions and it seems like it's something I should be able to do as long as I have the right tools to do it. Now I haven't done a ton of mechanical things to vehicles aside from the usual brake changing and things like that but I'm fairly confident I can do this. One thing I would need to find out is where can I find numbers that say what parts should be torqued when reattached and how much. Was just wondering if anyone had done their own installation of a lift of this type and how difficult it was to do.
This is the kit I got: https://www.roughcountry.com/dodge-suspension-lift-kit-31430.html
The kit comes with detailed instructions and it seems like it's something I should be able to do as long as I have the right tools to do it. Now I haven't done a ton of mechanical things to vehicles aside from the usual brake changing and things like that but I'm fairly confident I can do this. One thing I would need to find out is where can I find numbers that say what parts should be torqued when reattached and how much. Was just wondering if anyone had done their own installation of a lift of this type and how difficult it was to do.
