As you can see, these spacers measure 1.25 inches. That is to say, if you're looking for something like a two-inch lift like this, you don't necessarily need the spacers to be a full two inches.

Now, these are gonna insert at the top of your front struts, and they're gonna add a total of two inches of lift to your front suspension, and that will end up leveling out the stance on your truck.It's important to note here, though, that spacer lifts are not a one-to-one ratio. Now, that's kinda cool if you like that old-school muscle car look, but if you're doing any kinda off-roading or if you want to add more clearance for those larger wheels and tires, or even just want it to sit level without going a whole hog on a lift kit, something like this is gonna be the right kinda option for you.So, what we're looking at here is essentially just a pair of spacers. So, if you're looking at the truck from the side, you'll notice that the front end tends to sit a little bit lower than the rear. So, for that reason, I would definitely recommend sticking with the 33s.RAMs do come from the factory with a bit of rake to them, and if you're not familiar with the term, rake refers to the angle at which a vehicle sits. However, if you do try to go to 35s, you're gonna run into some problems with rubbing and clearance. Before we get into the nitty-gritty, though, I would like to reiterate that this kit is not compatible with Mega Cab models or those that have factory air ride.Now, as you can see from our truck here, 33s fit on without an issue.

If you're planning on adding some larger wheels and tires, or even if you just want to eliminate the rake from your RAM 1500 and you wanna keep that factory ride quality, a kit like this one from MotoFab is gonna be just the ticket. And today, I am taking a look at this MotoFab 2-Inch Front Leveling Kit for 2006 and Newer 4-Wheel Drive RAM 1500s Without Air Ride, Excluding the Mega Cab.

Motofab leveling kit