Hey there.
I've been working on lowering my 2018 Ram RCSB 4x4 truck (hemi) and had a question when it comes to the best angle/geometry for the rear control arms. I lowered my rear by about 2" this weekend using a lowering spring, IHC adjustable control arms and added a Hellwig sway bar with belltech shocks.
What is the ideal angle for power and handling? I'm running like 1-2 degrees up, from mount to axle on the lower control arm, I'm wondering if I need relocation brackets? I'm putting out about 500 WHP.
Initial drive test was really good, got up to about 70 on the back roads with no problems, can't believe how much of a difference there is in handling and rear end bounce! Really big difference.
I've been working on lowering my 2018 Ram RCSB 4x4 truck (hemi) and had a question when it comes to the best angle/geometry for the rear control arms. I lowered my rear by about 2" this weekend using a lowering spring, IHC adjustable control arms and added a Hellwig sway bar with belltech shocks.
What is the ideal angle for power and handling? I'm running like 1-2 degrees up, from mount to axle on the lower control arm, I'm wondering if I need relocation brackets? I'm putting out about 500 WHP.
Initial drive test was really good, got up to about 70 on the back roads with no problems, can't believe how much of a difference there is in handling and rear end bounce! Really big difference.