Great video, very detailed! I just finished my leveling kit on my 2018 ram 2500, followed his instructions and it went smoother than I had anticipated!

I noticed the same issue with this particular kit I'm grateful you were able to give me some validation that I'm not crazy. Great video. Thank you

Just bought a ‘22 power wagon and one of the first things I want is to level it. You made it look easy, thanks for posting!

This is a way better video than a lot of other ones I've seen on installing leveling kits. Great video!!

Yah I just recently bought an 08 Ram 3500 Bighorn, gonna get a 4 inch lift under that. Thanks for shooting this video here, very in depth. Looking forward to getting to put that lift under mine, making room for 37s

Thank you for that video. I had just purchased a level kit for my Ram 2500. Your video explained everything nicely

Thanks for taking the time to do the video it was great helped me a lot I haven’t tackled yet but you have definitely laid it all out to make things much easier cheers

Getting ready to install a leveling kit on my 2015 3500 Dually. Great video with good advice. Thanks.

Great video amigo! Nice boxer too, miss mine tremendously! I wish my '12 Ram 2500 was that easy to change out shocks! Just a suggestion, esp in the northern states or southern states due to rust, use some anti seize on your bolts. I have used several Rancho products on my Ram, esp the level coil/shock kit and it is horrible. When you replace your shocks, I highly suggest getting Fox 2.0 shocks. If you go with a coil at anytime, use a Thuren or Carli. I have wasted time, money and frustration using cheaper brands due to impatience. This Rancho coil is going out and the Fox's made a HUGE improvement over the Ranchos. Lesson learned!

going to install mine tomorrow. thanks for the video

Great Video. Going to try and install mine tomorrow. Thanks

Loved the video I'm ordering a kit for my 2018 2500.

Great video thank you! I want to do the same to my truck. Just ordered the same 2.5 leveling kit, but I went with Bilstein 2.5 level kits shocks. Thanks for the tutorial bro!

Very helpful! Thank you 🙏 👍

Nice video. Love your dog. Very cool!

Awesome video!

I agree with some other comments, you could have saved yourself allot of time by using spring compressor or even as I have done was use chain vice grips. put as much weight as you can on spring and place 2 chain vice grips

Did the level put anything on a bind

You didn't have to drill a hole for second top bolt?

Looks good bro

Great Instructional video. The step by step details are what I was looking for before I install a Rough County 2.5 leveling kit with Bilstein 5100 shocks on my 2014 Ram 3500 Dually. Did you measure the ride height difference from the back to the front before and after the install? My rear sits 4.75" higher than the front when measured at the center of the wheel wells.

Did you notice much difference in the ride with the new shocks over stock shocks?

Did you have to drill anything? I’m looking to get the exact same brand kit for my 14 ram 2500 as you did. It says you need to drill the the factory coil seat but I didn’t see this in your video. Also do I have to get an alignment after? How did it ride without an alignment?

Hey man was wondering if the shocks helped soften the ride. I put the exact same lift on my truck. Looks great but I kept the same shocks. It rides pretty rough though. Thinking of upgrading the shocks. Wondering if it will make a difference

Did you get the truck realigned after this video ? Or did tires wear evenly

Shout out from Belton MO. Doing my 2500 leveling this weekend

Did you use both jacks to raise it?

I put mine in and the springs are bowed out like no other. How do I fix this?

I also put a 2.5" Southern truck Leveling kit in my 22 ram 2500 now the front's higher than the back is this normal

I have a 99 dodge ram 15000 thinking about leveling. 2 and half inch. How long it. Take. What parts i need to do it right

Did your kit come with the shock extensions?

Hows the ride quality, soft or hard like the stock. My 18 ram 2500 stock ride smooth, but changing to leveling kit. Will it change ride quality.

Ditch the spacers and get a set of Thuren coils, or Carli coils. Also utilizing the jack on the pumpkin and axle is the correct way to lift the front. Dropping the passenger side track bar bolt gives you more droop.

Did you have a hard time aliment after in stall ?

Great video

Is it fine to use the old shocks

Will this work on a 2wd Version?

Good video, nice truck. I'm about to install a leveling kit. Not sure what tire size I want to go with. What tire size are you running now after the level install?

there should be 2 bolts per side, after installing the first bolt you are supposed to drill the second.

Great vid thanks, I have a 2016 Ram 2500, a friend did a 2" lift and it didn't lift it that much, I have a 2.5" but was thinking of going 3", I just need to know which height will level my truck, yours look nice and level, what was your measurements front and back before level kit, thanks appreciate you

nice video!!

Good job. I can't stand that front dip. I too, had to raise my hot rod AKA power wagon?

Can you sell me the shock extension's? I can't find anywhere to buy them.

What about an alignment ?

Im just going to go Thuren springs. They are $350 then put 5100 Bilstein shocks.

Great video! Can you send me the name and page where you get your shocks and the leveling kit I'll always wanted a kit for a truck with the shock outside of the coil. Thanks in advance!!

Very informational. Might I suggest investing into a cordless impact if you do a lot of your own work. I used hand tools for years and after I bought one I want to slap myself for not getting one a long time ago. Make quick easy work of just about everything

You should do a video on how exactly you got it on jack stands

Nice video brother.. I'm going to level my 2018 ram 2500 also... do you live in California so I can take it to you for some help. ...

Earlier you pointed out the passenger side isolater button hole on the spacer, but it appears you still used the one that says D on both sides.... Do we know what changes this will do depending on which hole is used? I did the same thing on my install and need to change the passenger side...

Get the longer coils. The 2500 rides like a tow truck and the longer coils help a lot. Get the alignment after you get the new meats. Just saying.

Now for some bigger tires.

is the axle still centered after this installation. someone mentioned having to get a longer track bar

Great video. Not installing the passenger isolator to “P” affect anything? Thanks

have you had any issues with the level kit. i am thinking of doing my truck this weekend

lol the dog is making a lemon. water for u.

When you mounted the spacer, was it only the one bolt?

Do you feel any difference with those shocks ?What is your review with the Rancho shocks ? thx for video

2018 dodge ram 2500. 2.5 inch Are your coils bowed after the install? I have a pretty good bow in mine. ( ---- ) How do I fix this?

Man if that was me installing those shocks at 15:41 you would have seen more crack then you would have known what to do with.

Why didn’t you use spring compressors? that might have saved you a ton of time.

Did it affect your ride ???. Any stiffer ???

Like your video. You seem like a pretty savvy guy. Little knowledge for you. WD40 sucks ass. It’s a water displacement not a lubricant in any way. Don’t take this wrong. Your video helped me in a few places. I didn’t make your mistakes because you showed me how not to. I wanted to share something with you for that reason.

On your link that takes you to the shock, do you need to add it to cart twice or are the shocks sold as a set?

What size levelling kit did you install?

Are we gonna ignore the bent breaker bar in the garage?

How many inches is you leveling kit?

I was watching another video and the guy had to drill with his kit. Did you have to drill?

Now that you've had it installed for some time, did you notice any difference in fuel economy?

Next time try a quick clamp to hold it

I don’t understand why anyone would cut such drastic corners by installing a spacer kit. Scary

Just never understand why people use those total cheap spacer in a newer truck. COBBLE JOB

"Better safe than sorry" proceeds to use a 3 ton jack, 3 ton jackstands on bricks on what appears to be a sloped driveway. Do it right. Save your money, get longer springs and longer shocks.

Should have went with a Carli leveling kit instead of this trash 🗑