Hello

[CHavins]

My name is Carlton, I'm in Juniata Nebraska, I'm just getting into the overland life as I am in current process of building my rig, this kind of recreation is something that has interested me for a long time. My wife is adventurous as well so we are looking forward to see where this road takes us

 

[Chadlyb]

My name is Carlton, I'm in Juniata Nebraska, I'm just getting into the overland life as I am in current process of building my rig, this kind of recreation is something that has interested me for a long time. My wife is adventurous as well so we are looking forward to see where this road takes us

Hello Carlton and welcome to the OB crew....Look forward to seeing your build and your adventures.

 

[Bama_Kiwi]

Welcome!

 

[CHavins]

Thanks guys.. I'm looking forward to what the future holds and being a part of this club

 

[RoarinRow]

Welcome from California!

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

My name is Carlton, I'm in Juniata Nebraska, I'm just getting into the overland life as I am in current process of building my rig, this kind of recreation is something that has interested me for a long time. My wife is adventurous as well so we are looking forward to see where this road takes us

Hello and welcome!

 

[kaine ellis]

Thanks guys.. I'm looking forward to what the future holds and being a part of this club

Welcome to overland bound. These are a great bunch of people. All your questions can definatly be answered here. By the way nice 1st gen

 

[CHavins]

Welcome to overland bound. These are a great bunch of people. All your questions can definatly be answered here. By the way nice 1st gen

Thanks. It's a work in progress, it's on the middle of fuel injected 360 magnum swap and a better version of the Dana 44 going in up front

 

[kaine ellis]

Thanks. It's a work in progress, it's on the middle of fuel injected 360 magnum swap and a better version of the Dana 44 going in up front

My rig is a ramcharger ive always loved these old dodge trucks

 

[CHavins]

My rig is a ramcharger ive always loved these old dodge trucks

That's awesome! I grew up in an 83 ramcharger, my dad and I did a lot of trail and ghost town exploration in southern Arizona when I was a kid. I'm a sucker for an old dodge. I'll send you some more pics as I get closer on it. By the end of summer it should be up 8" on 37" camper shell roof top tent and awning with winch on both ends.

 

[Big G]

My name is Carlton, I'm in Juniata Nebraska, I'm just getting into the overland life as I am in current process of building my rig, this kind of recreation is something that has interested me for a long time. My wife is adventurous as well so we are looking forward to see where this road takes us

Hello Carlton, welcome to the OB community.

 

[kaine ellis]

That's awesome! I grew up in an 83 ramcharger, my dad and I did a lot of trail and ghost town exploration in southern Arizona when I was a kid. I'm a sucker for an old dodge. I'll send you some more pics as I get closer on it. By the end of summer it should be up 8" on 37" camper shell roof top tent and awning with winch on both ends.

Ive run many lifts on my truck. Including the 8". My personal opinion its a handfull to keep on the road with the 8" i currently run a 4" and 35s and it has been the best combination yet. And theres enough room for 37s if your set on that size..

 

[Redsgarage]

Thanks! Glad to be here!

 

[CHavins]

Ive run many lifts on my truck. Including the 8". My personal opinion its a handfull to keep on the road with the 8" i currently run a 4" and 35s and it has been the best combination yet. And theres enough room for 37s if your set on that size..

There is a shop on ramcharger central forum, jungle HD, he makes all the mounts for me to put gm 52" springs up front and 56" springs in the rear. I have the 37's already so I think that's what I'll go with. I wanted enough room to articulate with 37's without cutting too much out of the fenders. The longer springs make it a lot more flexible and give it more travel. I have a long way to go but I'm shooting to be done with the mechanical part of the build by summer. Lockers spool axle shafts, things like that. Then I'll start getting set up on the roof top tent, and the 70 degree canopy.

 

[kaine ellis]

There is a shop on ramcharger central forum, jungle HD, he makes all the mounts for me to put gm 52" springs up front and 56" springs in the rear. I have the 37's already so I think that's what I'll go with. I wanted enough room to articulate with 37's without cutting too much out of the fenders. The longer springs make it a lot more flexible and give it more travel. I have a long way to go but I'm shooting to be done with the mechanical part of the build by summer. Lockers spool axle shafts, things like that. Then I'll start getting set up on the roof top tent, and the 70 degree canopy.

Yea i ran the jungle setup on another ramcharger i had. They work amazingly. Bighest issue i had with the gm springs is the rear would wrap really bad even with a new set. I eventually went with a set of 4" ramcharger springs and a shackle flip rear and man it rode like a dream and articulated about the same. And i ended up with 7 1/2" of lift rear and 8 1/4 front. It was definatly big.. my current set up will perform almost as well and stay lower to the ground. Thats my main reason with this lift. Low chassis and high diff clearance is the key
So biggest tire you can with small lift makes it not tip as easy.lol. but the jungle system is definatly a good investment