🔧 Enhance Suspension with Skyjacker D30 Softride Coil Spring - Set of 2 Review

I installed these coil springs based on alignment kits that provide 2-3 inches of lift when installed on 2006 Dodge Ram 3500 4WD pickups. Those turns didn't come up. The front of my 2006 Dodge Ram 3500 is 1 inch long. If you want to put up the same pickup, go somewhere else. However, the ride was much smoother than my stock springs.

I installed them on my 2001 Dodge Ram 4x4 5.9L OFF-ROAD, I increased the stroke by about 1.5 inches, maybe 1.75 max, which meets the Skyjacker specs for my truck model very close. Higher than stock springs, one slipped with no compression, on the passenger side I only had to compress it a little for it to slip. Originally I was just going to add Daystar spacers to the stock springs, but found that new springs are better than spacers. I'm glad I went this route. I still have a little rake that…

No crazy output. The photo shows 4 springs and nowhere does it say it is a front lift kit only. Now it looks like I'll have to invest in a kit to add leaves.

Description shows it fits 1997 Dodge Ram 2500 4WD with Cummins engine. This is partially true as it FITS but WILL NOT lift the truck at all. I went from some crappy lift blocks to these springs to get the same amount of lift and now the truck is back to factory height hitting the bottom of my new Bilstein 5100 shocks as they allow for 1-3 inches of lift are designed. Disappointed. Diesel engines are too heavy and Revane doesn't seem to understand the difference and still marks them as suitable.