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MaxTrac 03-08 Dodge RAM 2500/3500 2WD Diesel 4.125in Axle 6in/2.5in MaxPro Lift Kit w/MaxTrac Shocks

SKU: MXTK882262DL

$1,294.13

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MaxTrac 03-08 Dodge RAM 2500/3500 2WD Diesel 4.125in Axle 6in/2.5in MaxPro Lift Kit w/MaxTrac Shocks

$1,294.13

$1,294.13

Tech Specs

Brand
Maxtrac
SKU
MXTK882262DL
Manufacturer part number
K882262DL
Category
Suspension › Steering Knuckles & Spindles
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
The Maxtrac Suspension 6-inch lift for the Dodge Ram 2500 is a cost-effective way to lift your 2WD wheel drive truck without breaking the budget. We do this by taking a factory height spindle and lowering the wheel hub position, which in turn raises the vehicle up while maintaining a factory-like ride and turning radius. We then replace the factory coil spring with a lifted coil spring and Maxtrac twin-tube shocks to complete the front lift. By doing this, you eliminate the need to install expensive crossmembers that are labor intensive and require factory frame cuts. The spindles come with extended, DOT compliant, stainless steel braided brake lines. The rear lift comes with Maxtrac twin-tube shocks, lift blocks and U-bolts. The end result, you achieve a lifted truck with a leveled stance for a fraction of the cost of a standard 4WD kit.

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