[Kris319]

I just put in THIS kit from Traxda on my 2014 2wd Sport. It comes with shock extensions so you don't have any issues with the shocks topping out. I bought it on amazon for $99.

 

[Kris319]

Ok, thanks, I am thinking of getting this http://www.roughcountry.com/dodge-leveling-lift-kit-7578.html it looks like it is metal. It is only $78. Thanks for the help so far guys.

Rough Country has a solid reputation so I'm sure you can't go wrong with that kit. However I don't believe it comes with shock extensions, you may want to look into getting some or even new longer shocks.

 

[Kris319]

I read that some people do them without shock extensions? What would be good shocks, some bilstiens? And by shocks, do you mean shock absorbers or longer springs? Also I read that you can get dodge 2500 shocks and they are the right length for 2 inch level, that is the same year, 2wd, and regular cab, correct?

You can run the kit without extensions and I'm sure many people do but you run the risk of maxing out the absorbers. It's really not an issue on roads aside from pot holes but I personally wouldn't feel comfortable with stretched out absorbers.

I didn't look to much into it because I had the extensions so Idk if you need both. I have seen that many people get the front shocks from a 2wd 2500 with the 5.7 hemi because they are 2 inches longer than the stock 1500 shocks but I'm not sure that works on the v6 model.