[CumminsTex]

Ok, I know this may sound crazy but I need some help on lowering a 4x4 Ram 2500. I don't want to slam her on the ground, but I want her to sit fairly low. I plan on keeping the 315 tires for now. I'm not sure how much to drop her, but I'd like to make it as level as possible. I've never delt with sport trucks or lowering of any kind, so any help would be great. Thanks in advance guys

 

[Capt Cameltoe]

Hey man, if it's what you want, then go for it. Don't worry what anyone else says, just make it the truck you picture in your head and enjoy it. :rck:

 

[redheadhunter21]

I know somebody else was looking to lower a 4x4 not sure if it was a 2500 but if you do a search you should be able to find the thread

 

[samul1211]

im not sure ive heard of people doing it but i have no experience it. and what is making you wana lower the beast?

 

[CumminsTex]

Ok, I'll do a search. As for my reason to lower it, just looking to do something different. The truck is still a daily driver, but I plan to finish the build up in the next year and then it will spend most of the time on the drag strip. I'm thinking that lowering it will also help it hook. Like I said before I don't want to slam it on the ground. Maybe have it sit like like the 2wd diesels , just a thought. The truck is currently white, but is fixing to be painted semi-gloss black and all the chrome removed and replaced with black or black chrome parts. Thanks for the help guys.

 

[Red Sleeper]

Man I want to do the same thing! Everyone tells me im crazy but how many lowered 4x4s are there out there. I ran into a gut at Stub's a while back at a truck show there and he had a 04 4x4 cummins that was lowered about what a leveled out 2wd sits. I had to look underneath to make sure there was an axle under there.

I have yet to see your truck man.