Rough Country 2.5″ Suspension Leveling Kit Ram 1500 2012-2018

Give your Dodge a lifted, leveled look with Rough Country’s 2.5″ Leveling Kit for 12-18 Ram 1500 trucks. Ram trucks come with a factory rake, leaving the rear much higher than the front. This simple solution raises the front only, providing additional ride height while leveling the front with the rear for a more striking visual appeal. This easy-to-install solution maintains the factory ride quality and re-uses your factory coil spring. Made of A36 Steel, this durable spacer kit is prepared to withstand the elements with a corrosion resistant, protective black powder coat. This spacer kit allows enough ride height to run up to 33×12.50 tires, and is the easiest way to level and transform the look of your truck!

Rough Country

Part Number: 363

Rough Country 2.5″ Suspension Leveling Kit Ram 1500 2012-2018

Part Number: 363

2.5-inch Suspension Leveling Kit

Kit Contents:

< li >(2) strut preload spacers and (2) strut shims

< li >Does not fit “TRX” models

< li >Does not fit models with factory air ride suspension.

Features:

< li >Front Kit Components: (2) Strut preload spacers, (2) Strut shims

< li >Install Time: 2-3 hours

< li >Tire & Wheel Size Combinations: 33×12.50 R17 – Factory 17in wheel

< li >Title: Rough Country 2.5″ Suspension Leveling Kit

Kit Contents:

< li >(2) strut preload spacers and (2) strut shims

< li >Does not fit “TRX” models

< li >Does not fit models with factory air ride suspension

< li >Manufacturer: Rough Country Suspension Systems

< li >Part Number: 363

< li >Weight (Lbs): 7.66

< li >Wheel Backspacing (Inches): Factory

< li >Recommended Tire Size: 33-by-12.50

Whether you’re hitting the trails or cruising the streets, the Rough Country 2.5″ Suspension Leveling Kit is designed for off-road enthusiasts who demand both performance and style. With the 363 kit, you can enjoy a robust look while maintaining the comfort of your factory ride. Transform your Ram 1500 and tackle any terrain with confidence!

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