Best way to raise FW
I just purchased a 2016 Ram 2500 and pull a 2016 Jayco Eagle HT 29.5bhds. The Jayco seems to be a little low to begin with, but with this new Ram I am towing way high in the front. I'm about 8 in no...
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davisenvy wrote:
Lantley was right on the 6 inches being an awful lot. I ended up going with 4 inches instead. The fabricator talked me into blocks instead of a subframe. He said 4 in is the max he would go with blocks and when it is time to sell the FW, it would be much easier to return to its stock height.
He didn't just put in 4 in blocks. He did some kind of cross member and upgraded the U bolts. Anyways it saved me a couple of bucks and it pretty much leveled out my FW. Now the only problem is my 15 inch wheels look dinky. Guess its time to go wheel shopping now.
Let me know if this question is for another thread, but how big of a tire can I safely put on my 15 in wheels? I now have 225/75-15 tires.
Good luck on your new lift...thinking 4" is more than I would have gone with blocks but if they are reinforcing and upgrading everything appropriately then you should be ok. I would have went 2" blocks max and then upgraded tires and wheels, much wider range of available tires in 16", but that's just me.
