MotoFab Lifts DR-2-2" Front Leveling Lift Kit Compatible with Dodge Ram 1500 Pickup 4WD

Got a shop to install, took them about an hour. Love the look of the truck. Was looking between this set up or bilstein 5100's. Figured I'd try these for now due to the low cost. Overall i'm pleased with the set up, previous reviews everyone says it rides like stock, I found when you hit the big bumps or potholes it rides rougher vs stock (stock rides super smooth). Highway driving fells stock. Overall a good product on a cheaper budget and does the job.

Ride became very stiff and a year later i need to change everything under the car

First, solid product. They seem like they’ll hold up for quite some time and appear well constructed. The print isn’t on it with the company name, which is ok, you won’t see it anyways. I would recommend the company stamp their name though so if anyone ever takes the suspension apart and sees them, they know what to replace them with if they need replaced. On to the bad. The instructions aren’t clear, but they’re pretty straight forward for an install. I did use threadlocker on the Allen’s though, blue 242. Since you tighten them to your strut mounts, you spin the nut the same direction to unscrew the Allen bolt. So a bit of loctite just for peace of mind. I would recommend these to anyone with a 2023 RAM 1500 4x4 that wants to eliminate the factory rake with minimal effort and with something that is easily undone.

I installed this on my 2019 Ram 1500 with factory air ride suspension and install went pretty smooth. I first set the suspension to lowest “entry/exit” mode, removed the positive connector from battery before jacking it up and disconnecting the air line connector at the top of the air strut. I had to loosen the lower a-arm bolts and disconnect the sway link and tie rod steering link to drop low enough to get the strut in with the spacer. For air ride equipped Ram’s, this spacer alone will not level the air ride at “normal” ride hight. I also bought adjustable links for the front air ride sensors from AirLinks Suspension’s website. Both of these products work together to raise/level the ride hight AND still keep the same ride comfort. I watched BDS Suspension’s YouTube tutorial for their 4” air ride lift as a reference to a couple steps. I will be installing 33x12.5r22 with 10” wide wheels. Eventually I might go to 35s. Don’t forget to get an alignment afterwards.

1h30 to install.