I have a 03 dodge ram diesel will this jack lift it and will the sleeves fit the lugs
257118
Hey Danny I have an 07 dodge 1500. Ur diesel might b too heavy for that lift. I didn't buy the impact wrench can't answer that question. Hope this helps
1063096
No. You will have to lift it a few inches with a stock jack first, then the big jack will fit in the space. A stock is the one that comes with a new car.
673053
it should fit even without separating it. Or you can separate the two parts, via removing the pin, to make it a bit lighter to lift.
1909239
Yes they will just be sure and unbolt the axles to relieve tension I lifted my 2000 ford ranger with these shackles 2 inches. It looks great
1422848
It lifts my 7,500lbs camper easy. There should be specs that say how much it should lift. Sorry
878234
While it is not recommended, the jack will lift one side. Your car as a whole is 2 tons. One corner will be significantly less. I use my jack for my tundra, but I only lift just enough to place jack stands underneath. NEVER get under a vehicle with only a jack holding it up. Support the weight with jacks rated for the weight of your vehicle.
750808
Yes it will - my truck also has the track system and the cover comes with adapters that work well - they sit just above the track I did not lose any functionality of the track system
1311038
I have 33" tires with a 3.5" lift. The product barely works. With your set up I suspect it will be just short of getting your tire off the ground. But, if you have a small board maybe an inch think to slip under it, it will work. That's what I did to make the jack not extend all the way up.
107577
I used it on a 2 thousand pound replecar and it seemed to struggle. A aluminum floor jack from Harbor Freight worked best.
1437751
It depends on how high your truck is now. You might want to carry some blocks to put on the ground under the jack.
382784
You are correct, it will fit the truck BEFORE you install a lift kit. It will not fit the truck after a 4" lift kit is installed without modification made to adapt the airbags to the higher frame rail. Don't ruin a fine truck with a lift kit which will make your truck worth less when it comes time for resale. Anyone who sees a lifted truck, can reason that this truck has been beat and it is best to stay away from buying it. Good luck.
36809
I installed these and they worked great for my application which was keep the truck level while loaded. They did raise the truck slightly but I dont think it would work for your application.
1646564
not sure but I have it on two of my trucks one is lifted 4 in the other is stock its ajustable and awasome
2149728
These Monroe's do lift the back end. And they were pretty stiff. Replacing the front may help to level the truck but if the ass end is still higher than the front keep in mind this is a heavy duty shock and for a small truck this will help when hauling trailers.
1912939
I have two of these jacks. The one is on trailer that has a 3"x3" arm. There is an additional mounting hole that would for an additional inch, so it should fit.
1371048
Yes it will I have them mounted on a 2005 dodge ram diesel regular cab. They mount through the pinch weld on the rocker panel with bolts & nuts & sheet metal screws on back side of the rocker panel. Im 200 plus pounds & they handle my weight just fine
139909
Can't answer for sure- I have a Dodge Ram- and they fit fine. I would GUESS that most pick-ups have the same sized stake pockets- they are friction fit- but they need to be a pretty close fit to work. I can say that I do like they way the fit and don't rattle. I have an over the rail spray on liner and aluminum rail caps- still fit. Good Luck