New 2014 Ram 2500 CTD

[Jus8998]

New to the diesel world, I just bought a 2014 ram 2500 CTD Laramie addition. what would be a good leveling kit for this truck? I've been looking at these trucks for years and finally caved in, I traded my 2010 ram 1500 2x4 and couldn't be happier!

 

[RyeThomas]

The issue is most company's only have a spacer out, if your ok with that there are several and they are all very similar. I'm not a fan, JMO.
The best way to do it is with longer multiple rate coils set up for the truck and custom valved shocks. Your going to spend more coin but you can actually improve the ride. Companies like Carli, Kore, Thuren. Issue is you might have to wait a bit.

 

[rod11]

Man throw a set of spacers on there and don't look back. I debated on leveling options for my 1500 for months and finally went with a simple spacer kit and new upper control arms. The result has been perfect. Barely affected the ride quality and looks just how I wanted it to. Whole package only cost me $400 parts/labor including the alignment.

Sure there are other options, but they are way more coin and for me were way more lift than I actually wanted.


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[BLKMAGIC]

And you probably wouldnt need control arms, the 2500 suspension is a much beefier setup than the 1500 that people have been doing control arms in

 

[Dieselhed]

I put the Thuren 2" coils on mine with Carli end links and Carli track bar. Rides beautiful with 20" wheels and 33's. Spend the money and do it right.

 

[jadocs]

Honestly why bother? No one except you will notice the slight difference in elevation on the front end. If you are doing it to try and squeeze a larger tire you will be reducing usable travel in the rear unless you lift that too.