Rken1288
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- Ram Year
- 2019
- Engine
- 6.7 Cummins
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Truck looks great, Did you need to put a new track bar on to center the axle?
Any level kits available for a 2021 2500 6.7 with snow chief package. ? Apparently they haven’t made kits for HDs equipped snow plow/ chief springs. Just trying to level out the front 1.25 - 1.75 inches.
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Snow Chief springs are stiffer to support the plow weight. If you’re not plowing get a set of Thuren coils and shocks.
I’ll be attaching a plow in the up coming fall. I guess the Thuren option wouldn’t work. Any other suggestions? 1-2 inch front lift.
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Yea, just get a steel spacer at the height you want. Put a 1.5” one in my power wagon 4 years ago...havnt had an issue yet. Yea everyone will say thats “cheap” and “not the right way” and yada yada, but like I say I havnt had any issue. Drives like it did without it...except the truck is level, had to add bags for towing and I had to adjust the headlights lol
Hey thanks. What brand spacer did you go with. Also do you recommend adjusting the headlights after the spacer lift ? Or you adjusted headlights because sag from the towing ?
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I went with Truxx spacers.
The headlights need adjustment just for normal driving. You will get flashed at night a lot otherwise due to blinding oncoming vehicles.
Alright thanks for the info. I’ll look into those.
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I would normally recommend a leveling spring, like Thurens or Carlis or Bilstein etc...but with you having the plow package and gonna be using a plow, a spacer may be a better option.
Yeah. I’m doing some research if I have to change the shock absorber to Bilsteins and or change the coil as well when adding a spacer. Also looking into if a dif drop is necessary. I know I’m only going 2” lift but just checking if I’ll Mess up the geometry enough to cause issues.
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The only reason to add a spacer is simply to keep your plow coils...otherwise just use a new coil.
Diff drop? You mean radius arm drop? You wont need one.