Looking to level/lift my 2016 ram 250”

[bajaben]

PM sent with answers to all those questions....

I looked in my inbox and couldn't find any messages. Am I looking in the wrong place?

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[2016RAM]

I looked in my inbox and couldn't find any messages. Am I looking in the wrong place?

I sent them again did you get my PM?

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[Stewbuntu]

Hello everyone

I am currently in the market for a lift/ leveling kit for my 2500. I’m thinking a 2-2.5” lift for the front of my truck and possibly a 1” in the rear. I’m looking to run a set of 35x12.5r18 on it. I would like to stay as close to a factory ride as possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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You don't need a level or lift, read the newbie guide
I just did this and wrote about it. Also if you level it you will have to trim more of the pinch welds than if you left it stock. Then only way around this is longer control arms bc lifting = moving the wheel back = removing more metal. Do like I did and melt/mold the plastic wheel well back with a heat gun. If you read the Newbie guide about large tires in the tire section you will see videos and how people fit 35s without a lift or 37s with a level under a truck without a lift. I have 35s currently stock and I had to trim back the pinch welds and then warm up the plastic wheel well liner and molded it back away from the tire for a more uniform and smooth wheel well versus the part of the wheel well that sticks out of the back. Also you will need an offset of I think it was roughly zero to -20 depending on how far you want the tire to stick out so that you do not hit the passenger side frame and this offsset will then force you to make the adjustments to the wheel well. sorry for grammar this is voice text

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