will the air bags fit a 2005 dodge ram 1500 4 dr. 4x4 short box.
2052522
Yes, but you have to specify the info. The site provides the info you need.
2052523
According to firestones application chart, your truck would use the 2286 setup. However, if your leaf spring pack is about the same width as the kit, and frame mounting position is clear, you may be able to use it. Some fabrication and drilling may be required. If you haul larger loads you will love these bags. The other answers you recieved contain great info as well. Good luck
2052524
Unknown. I installed them on a Ford F150. The install went fairly easy. The only 'bad thing' was a small note about looking at the inside of the frame for things like the brake lines. And they were. Be very cautious about the other things, such as fuel lines and wiring, etc., before drilling any holes. But, the air bags worked quite nicely.
2193570
not sure. my truck is a 2006 extended cab short bed. you would have to measure the length where bars bolt on frame to make sure they will fit ok.
1018416
Hi,Thanks for your interest. No it will not. It only fits the 1500 4wd.ThanksGreg
1858682
Yes. I have a 2004 Dodge ram 1500 and they fit perfectly. Works great. The rides is a little stiffer, but that was expected.
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
983329
They will fit the Slash 4x4. However you will probably want to get the body post extender kit or do some adjusting. They will rub on the body.
1095722
check with air lift. they will know. I installed them on my 1999 dodge ram 2500 Iiwas pulling a 37 ft fifth wheel and it was like riding on a cloud.
928684
Yea they should fit since it's a five lug vehicle and the tires will fit that's the same size I have on mine also by new lug nuts the skinny ones with the key to unlock all of them
523529
They should fit perfectly. I installed them in my '04 Dodge 1500 with no problems.
13259
as long as you do not have side impact airbags these will be an okay fit on your vehicle.
4884
Yes they will fit. Just two things to you need to know. First make sure you get the part #117312 or #117313 they are the tall ones, right at 5". The difference in the part # is the offset on the wheel, #117312 has a 1/2" offset and the #117313 has no offset. Also my friend just a couple of days ago put a set of the tall ones on the rear of his Slash 2x4 with on offset and the tires worked great. I'm not sure though how they will fit on the front. I also run the Bad Lands on my Stamped 4x4 and I have to say there the best that I have ever run. Hope this helps.
836743
I bought these for my 97 Dodge Ram 1500 and they fit fine! What you need to do is punch in your year and make and the proper size will pop up on the vendors site!
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They fit on my 2007 RAM 1500. Headrest covers are a bit small, but work. I'm not sure if there are any changes to the seat size between 04-07 or not.
527003
I have a 2013 Duramax 4dr shortbox, if you have a 6 or 6.5 box it will fit. The only way to mount it is with Pullrite Superrails,in my opinion
597556
Yes it will fit if you have air shocks. I have a 2014 and it fits fine but you can't use the very last hole cause it puts the shock at too much of an angle and it rubs the bags real bad. Have it a real nice stance on the 2nd hole and that's about 2"
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I mounted them under the truck bed in front of the spare tire. They are bolted to the floor on a slight angle so they would fit the short Bed. Tight but they fit.
1600240
Sorry, but I can only make an educated guess. I have 17 inch tires on my Ram 1500. I got the 15 inch flaps but returned them because they looked too small for my truck. With 15 inch tires, I would think that the 15 inch flaps should be okay for that application. Just be sure to have help holding them in the wheel well and don't drill unless you're sure they will fit. Can always return them if they don't have drill holes or other damage. Hope this helps.