Lowering a Ram 2500 2 in.

How much rail clearance do you have? You only really need 6” I most cases.

Me Again wrote:
There are spacers between the axle and spring pack that can be moved to the top of the spring pack. It does however create an issue with removal of one of the caliper mounting bolts. Once in a 100K issue.

Chris

Strange, I thought the 2500 had coil springs?

I too, have a 2016 Ram that's high. Raised the fifth wheel 3 inches with a professional box frame. Our trailer towed taller in front, and the pin box rubbed the side of the bed rails when turned sharply before the modification.
The highest point on our trailer is the front most vent cover. Our trailer slopes down towards the rear to where the AC is located. I "think" that if you raised the axles or suspension, it wouldn't change the overall height much--if the tall spot is in front.
Maybe, if you found a level spot, measured the height, then backed the tires up on blocks--then re measured again?
The highway standard seems to be 13'6'. Trees are the problem mostly for us.
Good luck.

There are spacers between the axle and spring pack that can be moved to the top of the spring pack. It does however create an issue with removal of one of the caliper mounting bolts. Once in a 100K issue.

Chris

2 WD or 4WD