Ram 1500 Suspension Rebuild!

DISCLAIMER: I am not a mechanic, nor do I claim to be one. Work on your vehicle at your own risk!
I decided to put leveling coil springs on my 2012 Ram 1500 2WD. Afterwards I took it to my local mechanic and they said I needed new lower control arms, and tie rod ends for both sides of the front. They quoted me over $1900 to get the job done. I paid a little under $700 for both lower control arms, both upper control arms, tie rod ends for both sides and sway bar links for both sides. All it took was a weekend and some elbow grease to get the job done! Working on your own vehicle can’t save you thousands over the life of the car!!
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[@menotyou7762]

dude great job, its always better doing it yourself. I don't trust shops because everytime I go to one there is always something else wrong with my truck.

[@RobOutdoors623]

Yeah it seems that way. Unfortunately they’re just trying to make a quick buck. I’m blessed to have the knowledge and skill to work on my own vehicles. I avoid shops as much as possible

[@johnjamesjoseph3814]

The ball joint always goes first. Aftermarket needs to add grease fittings to those lower control arms. Just replace my uppers and lowers.

[@robertmarley8852]

Bravo

[@ivanflores6958]

Nice job bro!! where did you get the springs?

[@RobOutdoors623]

They’re Rough Country leveling springs. I bought them off some one on FB marketplace lol

[@christophertoledo7518]

👍🏽

[@Yessieu]

Can I have the part numbers or part names so I can order from Auto zone please. I have the same lower Control arm

[@RobOutdoors623]

I just looked up my truck by year and model on the AutoZone site

[@josephmartinez2398]

Where did you order your aftermarket parts from?

[@RobOutdoors623]

All the parts shown in the video are from Autozone

[@sebigrippen]

Parts Geek has a kit I ordered made by Detroit muscle for $405

[@robertmarley8852]

Bravo