[ryanbdorff]

Hey, i wanted to know what suspension comes stock on a Daytona edition Dodge Ram, i want to get a lift kit to level out the front with the rear, but i am concerned about the suspension, is it okay? Leaf springs, Coil sprigs? Anything would help! Thanks!

 

[boedacres]

If you are just going to level the front with the back just tighten the torsion bars up. im pretty Shure I only went 2 turns on mine to put it level.

 

[Ramsey88]

If you are just going to level the front with the back just tighten the torsion bars up. im pretty Shure I only went 2 turns on mine to put it level.

If it's 4x4 that will work.

 

[MikeHTally]

Otherwise, nah. That one doesn't look like a 4x4, so a 2" to 2 1/2" level should do.

 

[NewBlue]

You can drop the rear about an inch and a half cheap with shackles.

 

[kcd1369]

You have a 4X4 so you should have the torsion bars up front. I was able to raise mine at least 2" by just tightening the bars. Good luck. :thumb:

 

[49ers]

I had a 2005 Ram 1500 4WD and I went the less expensive route of lifting my truck using the stock keys to get it leveled. It leveled out fine but after riding in it for a while the ride was complete crap. I ended up going with a set of ReadyLIFT torsion keys 66-1000 and it DRASTICALLY improved the ride. I hate spending money when I don't have too but this was definitely worth it considering I maintained my factory ride.

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