Steering suspension

[RamPaged]

I have a 2022 Ram 2500HD 6.4 Tradesman stock 4/4 could someone tell me what is the lift height on a stock truck?
I would like to upgrade the steering suspension because the bumps are killing me
I don’t want to lift the truck it’s high enough just upgrade steering control suspension
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated
Norm

 

[BikePilot]

There is no lift on a stock truck. Lift refers to height above stock. Your best bet would be to install Thuren's lowest springs, matching shocks of your preference, track bar, and sway bar. This will end up a little taller but not much (a half inch in my case) and an astounding improvement in ride quality.

 

[RamPaged]

There is no lift on a stock truck. Lift refers to height above stock. Your best bet would be to install Thuren's lowest springs, matching shocks of your preference, track bar, and sway bar. This will end up a little taller but not much (a half inch in my case) and an astounding improvement in ride quality.

Thank you for the reply
All I want to do is upgrade the steering stabilizer and I have to do all that, bummer

 

[BikePilot]

No you can bolt on whatever you like. I don't think it'll do you any good though on the stock truck. Fox's ATS is a really good option.

 

[Brutal_HO]

0" Lift.

 

[jsalbre]

Changing your steering stabilizer won’t make any difference to anything.

 

[phatboy64]

^^^^ This

I put 37” tires on my 2023, drove around with them for a few weeks before I put the aftermarket stabilizer (thuren) on it. Never had an issue with the stock one, if I hadn’t already bought the aftermarket one I would have left it stock. BTW this is contradictory to what I previously thought about this topic.

 

[Enve46]

Before you change anything adjust your tire pressure. Dealers are known to Jack up the pressure to max and that’ll net a terrible ride. Since everyone truck is different, do a chalk test to determine proper tire pressure. Once you have even wear across the full tread, take the next steps which would be changing out shocks. However, after being in the Jeep world and owning several straight axle vehicles, nothing will quite be as good as having a matching spring/shock package that’s designed to work together. Thuren Carli are two companies known for this which is why it was suggested.