Description
Fits: 2019 - 2023 Dodge Ram 1500 with air ride.
Choose between Bilstein 5100 or Falcon 1.1 shocks. Combined with dual - rate rear coil springs and rear control arm brackets, it offers great small bump sensitivity and mid - stroke support. The laser - cut HD steel front cross members and differential drops maintain factory geometry and proper differential rotation, ensuring no driveline vibration in 4WD or Auto - 4HI.
Part Number: 44 - 19622/ 44 - 19623
Features
- Bilstein 5100 or Falcon 1.1 Monotube shocks
- Dual rate coil springs
- Laser cut HD steel front cross member & differential drop
- Rear track bar bracket
- Longer sway bar end links
- HD cast iron knuckles
- Steel skid plate
Tire Fitment: For the 44 - 1961 6 - inch Big Lift Kit, the recommended max tire with no trimming is a 20x9 0 offset - 37x12.50 tire. The max with trimming is 20x10 - 18 offset - 37x12.50. It's for Ram 1500 with factory 22 - inch wheels and not for 18 - inch wheels. Larger than recommended wheel/tire setups may need trimming of the front valance, front felt liner edge, rear felt liner edge, and front rear well edge mud flap.
Notes
- ReadyLIFT suggests skipping the front preload spacer installation. With the preload spacer, the lifted vehicle sits about 1/2 - inch front high. Without it, it sits 3/8 - inch low.
This lift kit is designed for 2019 - 2023 Dodge Ram 1500 models with air ride. When installing, first decide whether you want to use Bilstein 5100 or Falcon 1.1 shocks. Then, attach the dual - rate rear coil springs and rear control arm brackets as directed. Make sure to properly install the laser - cut HD steel front cross members and differential drops to keep the factory geometry and avoid driveline vibration. Regarding tire fitment, if you use the 44 - 1961 6 - inch Big Lift Kit, follow the tire size recommendations. If you want to use larger wheels and tires, be prepared to do some trimming as mentioned. As for the front preload spacer, it's a good idea to skip it according to ReadyLIFT. For maintenance, regularly check the shocks, springs, and brackets for any signs of wear or damage. Keep the steel skid plate clean to prevent rust. If you notice any issues like strange noises or handling problems, have the kit inspected right away.
