I have been looking for a good bumper for a while and ran across this one the other day on C/L in grand junction, and practically stole it for 750.00. Its brand new never been mounted. its got a winch mount so ill be adding more weight in the near future. as you can see in the pic truck is sagging about an inch or two, so to level it back up would a leveling kit be a wise option or should I just buy oem replacement springs. These ones have about 280k on then so I'm sure they are getting a little week. Ive heard to stay away from those poly spacers but don't know, I've never dealt with the issue

8 hours ago, TFaoro said:

What do you have on that thing? My brother's 05 is 7500 and it's got the loaded interior and a set of twins.

My brother and I both went the spacer route. No issues related to the lift from either of ours. 

That seems VERY light for a 3rd gen. My Dodge advertised curb weight was 7,260, but even the short box version was over 7K. Even stripped I have never been close to that number.

I do have some stuff that adds weight such as a front receiver, bigger rear receiver, running boards, fender flares, 4 additional filters, a tool box, bed liner, bed mat, floor mats, etc.

 

For most uses I think spacers are the way to go. 2" do ride worse than 1", but it all depends on what you are after.

Edited December 4, 20159 yr by AH64ID