Rear coil spacers with stock shocks?

[BWatson22]

First post on here....

2019 Ram 1500 classic, warlock, 4x4
So a 4th gen ram.

Would 1.5" or 2" rear spacers be okay with the original factory shocks. I don't want to over extend the shocks too much or cause clunking/ noise. It's hard to find lift shocks for the rear to fit.

(Bilstein 5100 2.8" in the front, and I want rake. I think the 1" bilstein rear shocks would be kind of pointless but I'm not sure)

 

[crazykid1994]

Rear shocks. Not struts. Front are struts. I tagged you in a warlock thread that should answer your question

 

[BWatson22]

Thanks!

 

[Quick_Shifter]

First post on here....

2019 Ram 1500 classic, warlock, 4x4
So a 4th gen ram.

Would 1.5" or 2" rear spacers be okay with the original factory shocks. I don't want to over extend the shocks too much or cause clunking/ noise. It's hard to find lift shocks for the rear to fit.

(Bilstein 5100 2.8" in the front, and I want rake. I think the 1" bilstein rear shocks would be kind of pointless but I'm not sure)

No

 

[atreides]

I had 3'' spacers with factory shocks for a short while. It sucked and the shocks are now even more blown than they were before. Get lift springs and proper extended shocks.

 

[zogg]

I replaced my rear springs with 2” drop springs, which i know is not what you want. But the point is that when i removed the springs, the spring pockets were not very deep… l would estimate less than two inches. Hence, with spacers added to either end of the spring, i dont know if any of the spring would be inside the spring pocket….hence it could fall out??????
Seems like 2” lift springs would be a better choice and use extended shocks. Then everything would be correct.

 

[MoparFin]

I have 2" lift spacers in the rear of my 18. Stock shocks. Rides fine, but I do get a little bump steer in the rear over large bumps on the highway. I will add a track bar bracket at some point.

Only time it sees dirt is dirt roads in state game lands and campgrounds.

 

[metalchewy]

I have 2" lift spacers in the rear of my 18. Stock shocks. Rides fine, but I do get a little bump steer in the rear over large bumps on the highway. I will add a track bar bracket at some point.

Only time it sees dirt is dirt roads in state game lands and campgrounds.

Sounds scary AF in the winter. Bump steer on the rear on an icy overpass is nothing I would ever accept as OK.

 

[MoparFin]

Sounds scary AF in the winter. Bump steer on the rear on an icy overpass is nothing I would ever accept as OK.

When the roads are icy/slippery I'm not driving fast enough that I get it. Have to be doing 60+ and hit a big bump.

Its honestly very rare that it happens, but it does happen.

 

[Justin33]

I have 2" lift spacers in the rear of my 18. Stock shocks. Rides fine, but I do get a little bump steer in the rear over large bumps on the highway. I will add a track bar bracket at some point.

Only time it sees dirt is dirt roads in state game lands and campgrounds.

Is this what I get when I go over expansion joints on an interstate bridge?