MotoFabLifts DR2-2WD-Black-2 inch Front Leveling Lift Kit Compatible with 1994-2019 Dodge Ram 1500 2500 3500Pickup 2wd

I had to return these because the job was canceled, however...Definitely a well built product, came as described for a 2013 Ram 1500 RWDI would purchase again in the future.

2.5 hours install time. Instructions come with on assembly. Floor Jack's and stands make lower control arm installation easier. I refuse to use the widowmaker aka spring compressor. Definitely levels the truck out. Make sure to torque everything down so you dont wind yp like some of the comments. Recommended. Alignment needed after installation.

I prefer the stance of a leveled truck and was able to achieve that with these spring spacers. I had my mechanic install them and he did say that it was tough to get the springs back in. I did have new shocks installed at the same time which were meant for the lofted front end. I can tell the front is stiff but it is expected with a 3/4 ton truck. I felt it was too soft before but also had some old factory shocks that contributed to that.

Kit went on pretty well. It will be difficult if you don’t have any mechanical experience. It did raise the truck a little more than I thought it would but it looks good. Shocks are a little tight with a 2” kit. An alignment is most definitely required after installation. Well worth the money!

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Quality and price are great! However just didn't work for my install. 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 2wd 4.7ltr 4dr SLT with Mevotech CMS25147 & CMS25148 (upgrade) upper control arms and Mevotech CMS25194 & CMS25195 (stock) lower control arms and stock springs with new rubber isolators. With everything assembled the suspension was fully extended causing the upper control arm to hit the upper spring housing.(Bummer) Hopefully this post will help someone else not spend the time & effort that we did for the install only to find out it's not for all 2wd set ups. Good luck!

I’ve had these on for awhile and they leveled out the truck nicely. Easy to install after watching a few videos. It’s not necessary, but it does take some of the 4” travel out of your shocks. I haven’t found the perfect range yet, but I will be replacing my shocks at some point.

I had this installed on a 2018 2wd Ram 1500. This absolutely ruined the ride of my truck. I drove it this way for a few weeks and the ride does not improve. It compresses the front coil springs which are shorter on 2wd Rams than they are on 4wd's. It basically takes away all of the initial softness of the coil springs. Trying to push down the front bumper with these on is much stiffer than any truck I've seen, including 3/4 tons. I had multiple people drive and inspect this setup. They were installed correctly. I have since paid to have them removed and returned to Amazon. Thanks Amazon for the easy return. It will make the truck lean less in corners because it is so stiff, but feeling every bump in the road and being jolted by bigger bumps is the trade-off. If you have a newer 2wd Ram, save your time and money. From more research, it seems a lift kit with new spindles is the best way to lift these 2wd's and not make it ride like it has no front shocks.