This is going to seem like a completely ridiculous question, but oddly enough I am receiving different answers for what seems so obvious. I have a 2023 Ram 1500 Warlock. The rake is 3" in total (the rear is 3" taller than the front) i.e., Front measures 37.5" and Rear is 40.5"
I want to level this truck and figure raising the front 3" inches will do this, yes? Simple math says yes, some peers say no. I have received a few answers such as:
- "Yes, of course raising the front 3" will make it level."
- "No, raising the front 3" will overshoot your target and the front may appear higher than the rear."
- "Ignore the 3" math, you only need 2.5" lift in the front to get the leveled appearance."
Here are some factors to consider before sharing ya'lls answers or experiences:
1. Let's not get into the +1" Warlock lift elaboration, we're simply seeing if 37.5" + 3" = 40.5"
2. I do not want to raise the rear end at all.
3. Comments about the "new rake" or "how the rear will look with a load" after a front lift is already noted.
4. Wheel and tire sizes are excluded from this inquiry.
5. I plan on upgrading the shocks, struts, control etc. to achieve this front lift.
Following the last factor above I simply want to make sure I order the right parts to achieve the right leveled look, and not waste time and money because I should have went with a 2.5" front lift instead of a 3" front lift (and vice a versa).