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Wade_Haines___
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| 07/09/2000 11:25 PM |
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| I own a '99 diesel 2500 quad cab and want a slight lift. Currently have 16X8's with .285's, with new tire time fast approaching I would like to add
just a slight enuff lift to allow 35's, a stout look (no monster truck look). All that anyone in Fresno is proposing are spring "cups", block/cup devices that fit on top of the front springs that add height but I do not like the looks of them at all. Also opposed to body lifts, I would rather
install a conventional lift kit if possible. Any better ideas- lift kits, different spring, whatever- to accomplish my goal of more height (1-3") without sacrificing outstanding ride? Would appreciate reference to manufacturers who have a product that will work.
Wade Haines
wade@hainesinc.com
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DANA_JENKINS___
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| 06/19/2001 9:27 PM |
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Wade Haines at 7/9/2000 11:24:41 PM
I own a '99 diesel 2500 quad cab and want a slight lift. Currently have 16X8's with .285's, with new tire time fast approaching I would like to add
just a slight enuff lift to allow 35's, a stout look (no monster truck look). All that anyone in Fresno is proposing are spring "cups", block/cup devices that fit on top of the front springs that add height but I do not like the looks of them at all. Also opposed to body lifts, I would rather
install a conventional lift kit if possible. Any better ideas- lift kits, different spring, whatever- to accomplish my goal of more height (1-3") without sacrificing outstanding ride? Would appreciate reference to manufacturers who have a product that will work.
Wade Haines
wade@hainesinc.com
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DANA_JENKINS___
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| 06/19/2001 9:28 PM |
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DID YOU FIND ANY ANSWERS TO TH QUESTION
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Wade Haines at 7/9/2000 11:24:41 PM
I own a '99 diesel 2500 quad cab and want a slight lift. Currently have 16X8's with .285's, with new tire time fast approaching I would like to add
just a slight enuff lift to allow 35's, a stout look (no monster truck look). All that anyone in Fresno is proposing are spring "cups", block/cup devices that fit on top of the front springs that add height but I do not like the looks of them at all. Also opposed to body lifts, I would rather
install a conventional lift kit if possible. Any better ideas- lift kits, different spring, whatever- to accomplish my goal of more height (1-3") without sacrificing outstanding ride? Would appreciate reference to manufacturers who have a product that will work.
Wade Haines
wade@hainesinc.com
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rob____
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| 11/21/2001 2:27 PM |
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check skyjacker they made a coil spring lift.for 2500 hd. 2.5 & 4.5 lifts.they will coast you between 1000-2300 not installed.go to skyjacker.com
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Wade Haines at 7/9/2000 11:24:41 PM
I own a '99 diesel 2500 quad cab and want a slight lift. Currently have 16X8's with .285's, with new tire time fast approaching I would like to add
just a slight enuff lift to allow 35's, a stout look (no monster truck look). All that anyone in Fresno is proposing are spring "cups", block/cup devices that fit on top of the front springs that add height but I do not like the looks of them at all. Also opposed to body lifts, I would rather
install a conventional lift kit if possible. Any better ideas- lift kits, different spring, whatever- to accomplish my goal of more height (1-3") without sacrificing outstanding ride? Would appreciate reference to manufacturers who have a product that will work.
Wade Haines
wade@hainesinc.com
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Fourxoleditor___
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| 12/18/2001 10:38 AM |
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Wade Haines at 7/9/2000 11:24:41 PM
I own a '99 diesel 2500 quad cab and want a slight lift. Currently have 16X8's with .285's, with new tire time fast approaching I would like to add
just a slight enuff lift to allow 35's, a stout look (no monster truck look). All that anyone in Fresno is proposing are spring "cups", block/cup devices that fit on top of the front springs that add height but I do not like the looks of them at all. Also opposed to body lifts, I would rather
install a conventional lift kit if possible. Any better ideas- lift kits, different spring, whatever- to accomplish my goal of more height (1-3") without sacrificing outstanding ride? Would appreciate reference to manufacturers who have a product that will work.
Wade Haines
wade@hainesinc.com
Rancho makes a lift for the front of your Ram that will lift it 2-inches which will make plenty of room for the 35's. It's a spavcer that sits over the top of the spring. Installation is kind of difficult without a spring compressor and a lift to get the truck off the ground. Best to have it installed.
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unknown___
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| 12/26/2001 7:29 PM |
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| I would suggest you look into a Dick Cepek Series II lift for your Dodge. You can check them out at http://www.performancelifts.com
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I own a '99 diesel 2500 quad cab and want a slight lift. Currently have 16X8's with .285's, with new tire time fast approaching I would like to add
just a slight enuff lift to allow 35's, a stout look (no monster truck look). All that anyone in Fresno is proposing are spring "cups", block/cup devices that fit on top of the front springs that add height but I do not like the looks of them at all. Also opposed to body lifts, I would rather
install a conventional lift kit if possible. Any better ideas- lift kits, different spring, whatever- to accomplish my goal of more height (1-3") without sacrificing outstanding ride? Would appreciate reference to manufacturers who have a product that will work.
Wade Haines
wade@hainesinc.com
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