I have my 2004 dodge lifted 6" so my question is does this kit mount on top of the leaf springs or will I have to get an adaptor to drop to my axle?
1940557
I think air lift actually makes a " Kit " for lifted trucks . It would not be this stock number . Best to go to Air lift website and enter your vehicle info and it shows the various kits you could buy and work straight from the box without modifing anything .
1940558
The air bags mount to the top of the axle housing. The bags are designed to stock deminsions to assist the stock configuration of the factory design. Check other manufacturers and you might find a pair of bags that could work for you. Bags are many different shapes and sizes but Air Lift are for stock configurations. Good luck
2222686
I have the heavy kit which has heavy springs in the rear not in the front. I pull a boat among other things which works well.
1936837
I added the Rancho shocks up front and the Fab Tech add a leaf 1.5. In the back for a 2-3 inch lift all around. We replaced the rear shocks with bilstien 4600. This is on my 2001 2WD Tacoma. After having done this, I would have put bilstien 5100 in the back. Otherwise everything works/looks nice!
1840198
as the picture shows the helper springs fit directly over the leaf springs. If your overload airbags fit/attach over the axle and do not go over the area of the leaf springs the two should work together.
1851239
It takes some modification and tweaking. I had to use some alligator clips and test leads then I pulled the spring a little. Do a search of the web to see what mods or hacks others have done.
870046
mine was the exact leaf spring. it came with bushings as well. if yours doesnt show it coming with bishings find one that comes with bushings
1838251
No, they are sold separate. I didn't realize it when I ordered mine so I sent them back. I also ordered leaf springs, same thing. So I found a complete lift kit for 500 on eBay.
1014976
You use your factory shocks. The kit come with extentions. It rides fine with this kit. Mine always had a pull to it but a new rear track bar fixed it. But the pull was not bad and you don't need it to run this lift.
12081
on my truck the sway bar didn't have anything to do with the leaf springs so the helper spring shouldn't come into play,the sway bar should fit fine
2253975
When you order the EASYlift be sure to give all the data they ask for about your make/model/ etc. This is NOT a "one size fits all product". My Dodge is a dually with a large hole in the middle of the tailgate for the three light bar wiring. I had to drill a separate hole on my installation.
254452
Apparently it does quite similarly, and works with the Suspension -- read the first comment on the tool kit Amazon page itself, which is also here, if links are allowed: http://www.amazon.com/review/R11Z3UDO2H12OB/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001C51DNK&nodeID;=228013&store;=hi
959835
No. You might have to buy different blocks to get the ride height even with the front. Depending on what lift you have on the front. No way to tell until it is on. If you have a 6" lift in the front and a stacked blocks in the back, you would remove the non factory block and install these springs.
2237364
You will need an appropriate mount and spring for the location. I mounted mine on the rear of my Jeep and it extends above the top about 6 inches.
688082
No, you cannot adapt it. You need to buy the correct part number: AISN: B0085XNXQ2 - Hell Bent Steel Dodge Ram 2.5" Leveling/Lift Kits (IFS) (PN:125-250-001).
694297
The u bolts that attach it to your springs are adjustable to your needs. Mine ore about half way. It makes a huge difference. Adjust it to what you like or need for you to haul your stuff
734741
You cannot achieve 6 inches of lift With just the shocks. you must use a 6 inch complete kit
1538573
I'm not sure because I own a 2005 dodge 2500 diesel straight front axle with coil springs does your truck have coil springs