Installed RPG Offroad Collar

[TheTip247]

Any need for an alignment after installing the RPG collars?

I would have it checked no matter what. I just installed mine last weekend and had mine checked yesterday, it was off a little bit. Not noticeable at all, just enough to cause uneven wear over time.

 

[Jred2255]

Any need for an alignment after installing the RPG collars?

Yes, you'll need an alignment.

 

[BajaFred]

2.25" collar installed. depending on the surface it looks a little nose high or level. no difference in driving from the 1.5" and has fixed my full-lock reverse rubbing issue. my wife thought it looks more aggressive also, fwiw

Does it feel slightly nose high when you're driving it? I could feel it in my buddy's 3" front setup

 

[robbys3m3]

Does it feel slightly nose high when you're driving it? I could feel it in my buddy's 3" front setup

Since I've gone 4000 miles on the 1.5" it doesn't seem any different at 2.25". I bet if I went from stock to this I might notice.

Rm

 

[MajorAR]

Any need for an alignment after installing the RPG collars?

1.5" no. But always good to check alignment after adjusting any suspension components.


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[Jred2255]

Stock vs 1.5". Same wheel/tire setup on both trucks.

 

[Finnster]

@Jred2255
Did you use the 1.5 or 2.25?

Yours looks great

 

[Jred2255]

@Jred2255
Did you use the 1.5 or 2.25?

Yours looks great

1.5"

 

[canamds450]

any info about the 3" lift rpg collars

i installed on my gen 2 the 1.5" and the truck feels smooth, as well it is almost leveled.
i would like to know about the 3" lift collar, if that will harsh the ride quality and harm the front axles?

 

[apeezie289]

2.25" collar installed. depending on the surface it looks a little nose high or level. no difference in driving from the 1.5" and has fixed my full-lock reverse rubbing issue. my wife thought it looks more aggressive also, fwiw

So it seems the 2.25" collar will be the preferred method when running 37s (other than Toyo MTs) with wheels with 0 offset (like stock wheels). Minor trimming required. Would most agree??