Who has gone 4-link on their Ram 2500/3500 radius arm truck?

[OverRAM3500]

In the pursuit of better off-road capabilities, I've decided to ditch the limiting and potentially damaging radius arm setup. I'm curious who has converted to 4-link, what are your thoughts and how has it improved your capability.View attachment 166850

 

[Billiebob]

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[OverRAM3500]

Have you checked out the AEV Prospector ?

For what reason? It's no different then what I'm running except their lower spring cup relocation and radius arm drop?

 

[OverRAM3500]

They make great product, I run quite a few of them. However, their suspension lift is sub-par and factory limiting. I'm looking to push this platform past factory capabilities. My goal is to remove the stresses the radius arm setup places on the front axle and gain more movement. The Carli suspension I'm currently running has been great but in the persuit of more, lol, I seek more information.

 

[MMc]

Have you talked to Camberg?

 

[OverRAM3500]

Have you talked to Camberg?

Who is Camberg?

 

[MMc]

Carberg Engineering in Huntington Beach CA

 

[Middlemiss adventures]

Carli suspension is the way to go in my mind. I would love a kit. But to your questions. I have ran ladder bars/ a 4 link set up as well as built an air ride 4-link . They worked great for offroad only but I can't imagine daily driving it. It would be a lot of fine tuning for springs and shocks.

 

[tjZ06]

Yes, Carli and Camburg are awesome, but their bolt-on stuff is all based on the stock radius arm design, like you pointed out. Camburg, however, does some wild custom stuff. Check them on out IG: Login • Instagram I'm sure they can build anything you want, full 3 or 4 link front end with coil-overs, bypasses and hydraulic bumps etc. They're not cheap... but their work is among the very, very best.

-TJ