2014 RAM 1500 5.7 Hemi

[rkj__]

Let’s see which truck is still on the road in 20 years

To help with shorty complex you can get it up for only $64.95. That is the nice thing about the late model coil spring front ends is how expensive they are to do a level or modest lift.

Yup, even just a 2.5" lift and some bigger tires make the truck look so much better.

http://youtu.be/kE5t1ZjyVwo

 

[MoparBob]

FWIW: I have been abusing Dodge, Ford and Chevy/GMC trucks in the arctic oil fields for several years and before that, overseas in some pretty harsh environments. My takeaway is that they all have advantages and disadvantages and only you can decide which one is best for your needs. Good luck with whatever you purchase and let us know how it does!

 

[daveyboy]

Yup, even just a 2.5" lift and some bigger tires make the truck look so much better.

http://youtu.be/kE5t1ZjyVwo

It takes a 2.5" lift to clear a 285/70/17 (~33") tire on a new GM?

I would guess that every other newer 1/2-ton could clear that stock--or even came with that size or bigger OE.

 

[rkj__]

It takes a 2.5" lift to clear a 285/70/17 (~33") tire on a new GM?

I would guess that every other newer 1/2-ton could clear that stock--or even came with that size or bigger OE.

Even with the 5" lift, they say 33x12.5.

I do wish they would not make the wheel wells so restrictive.

 

[Wh1t3nukle]

As fast as we are expanding, they just keep fixing them. We have bought a million and half dollars worth of pickups in the year I have been there and the only ones to leave the fleet are the ones that got totaled out..

Why are they getting totaled out? General accidents? :Wow1: