> Chances are it won't lift it any but will make it ride a little stiffer.
> Are you sure they are both #37's? Usually the left side is rated 200 lbs
> heavier than the right side.
If I remember, both the stock spring from my '99 were the same. I know on
1500's, the driver's side was rated higher, but the HD trucks used the same
left-to-right.
I think it will give him some lift, since the stiffer spring won't compress
as much. However, if I remember, this guy already has 2" coil spacers, and
is looking to add more lift with the springs. That's going to negatively
(no pun intended) impact his caster angle, probably beyond what the
adjusters can deal with. Most 3" lift kits come with longer lower link arms
to offset this.
krenelka@bowie-cass-ssac.com - 19 Sep 2006 03:32 GMT
I agree, I tried just using 3" cups on mine, front end tech said "no go" so
upper and lower arms got upgraded.

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JLAKE - 19 Sep 2006 16:46 GMT
It is going to be less expensive to buy 3" skyjacker lift coils then the
2500 ram coils. I also will get new lower link arms later on. Will the new
lower arms be all I need to set the pinion and caster angles back to
factory setting? Thanks again for the info.