Not a detail but installed a leveling kit and 32's on my truck

[SShine]

Suspension needed a rebuild badly (had the trademark dodge squeaky front end), so I took it all apart, replaced bushings with ES poly units, new balljoints, sway bar bushings, etc. Installed a 1.5" front leveling kit (no lift kits available for 2wd models), and got some new tires as well



More noticeable in person, but the front sits about 3" higher and the rear about 2" higher than stock. Tires are about 3" taller.



Before:

After:

 

[COLDZ71]

Wow that is a big boy!!! I would've went down though:grinno: . Do any hauling with it?

 

[2000firebird]

hope you matched up the tire size so that it won't throw off your speedo and milage ticker

 

[SShine]

hope you matched up the tire size so that it won't throw off your speedo and milage ticker

Im not worried about it, they arent THAT much bigger than stock.

 

[Carbon Blue]

Im a sport car kinda guy but Ive got a special place in my heart for all duallys. Something about knowing that you can pull 15000 lbs without a sweat is mind boggling. Is this a work truck? any motor mods?

 

[SShine]

Im a sport car kinda guy but Ive got a special place in my heart for all duallys. Something about knowing that you can pull 15000 lbs without a sweat is mind boggling. Is this a work truck? any motor mods?

I use it to do my detailing, havent used it for real "work" since I moved out of south florida.



It has a few mods, 4" DP and exhaust, intake, fuel plate ground down and slid forward (the equivalent of a "chip", this is a 12v cummins), and ~40psi.

 

[Joseph K]

Looks much better If you want to correct for the larger tire size, you could get a handheld tuner and adjust your PCM. I would just get a custom tune, though.