Liam
Junior Member
Hi I'm new to the forum. I know that a LOT of people have already posted threads on leveling their trucks over and over again. I apologize if I am being redundant.
For reference, I've got a 2000 2500 v10 5spd manual on stock suspension with 35s. I bought supercoils https://www.etrailer.com/p-SSC-22.html?hhyear=2012&hhmake=Ram&hhmodel=2500 which should lift the front end up about 2/2.5 inches. As of now my front end sits about 2.75/3 inches lower than the rear. I also bought the adjustable bilstein 5100 shocks all the way around. My end goal was just to replace the aging shocks and coil springs while also getting some more lift in the front at the same time but not necessarily leveling the truck.
Before I put everything on I wanted to see what y'all opinions were on getting additional parts such as an adjustable track bar, control arms, etc. From older threads some people are saying they would be good but not necessary and then other people seem to be saying they are definitely necessary. Which is it? Again going up max 2.5 inches in the front and keeping the rear as is.
For reference, I've got a 2000 2500 v10 5spd manual on stock suspension with 35s. I bought supercoils https://www.etrailer.com/p-SSC-22.html?hhyear=2012&hhmake=Ram&hhmodel=2500 which should lift the front end up about 2/2.5 inches. As of now my front end sits about 2.75/3 inches lower than the rear. I also bought the adjustable bilstein 5100 shocks all the way around. My end goal was just to replace the aging shocks and coil springs while also getting some more lift in the front at the same time but not necessarily leveling the truck.
Before I put everything on I wanted to see what y'all opinions were on getting additional parts such as an adjustable track bar, control arms, etc. From older threads some people are saying they would be good but not necessary and then other people seem to be saying they are definitely necessary. Which is it? Again going up max 2.5 inches in the front and keeping the rear as is.
