SKU: CS-D3-EV25-14-D
Ram 3.25" E-Venture System, 4x4 Diesel, 2014-2018 2500 Base Kit, R1 Coils
Base Kit Includes:
| CS-DEL-R-14 | Rear Sway Bar End Links |
| CS-DFBD-1 | Front Bump Drops |
| CS-DLRC-14-D | Front Linear-Rate Coil Springs |
| CS-DMRC-14-R1 | Rear Multi-Rate Coil Springs, R1 |
| CS-DATB-1419 | Front Track Bar |
| CS-DRAD-14 | Radius Arm Drops |
| CS-DRBD-AL | Rear Bump Drops |
| CS-DPRBDROP-14-R | Rear Track Bar Drop |
| CS-DEV25SPKG-14-D | Ram E-Venture Shock Package with Reservoir Mounts, Stainless Shafts, Brake Line Tabs |
The future has arrived. The E-Venture system stays two steps ahead of the driver thanks to data input from a provided engine mounted sensor and factory sensors via the OBDII port. The in-cab mounted “Brain” of this system processes the information through a proprietary algorithm. Thanks to this cornucopia of electronic goodness, the E-Venture System reads and reacts the terrain 250 times per second. The resulting ride is the Best. The “best” is an absolute statement… On road? Off Road? Gravel? Rutted, pot-hole filled unmaintained lease roads? Yes… Yes to all of it. The systems takes the capability of a 2.5″ Shock well beyond the threshold we’ve come to expect!
R1 Versus R2 Coil Springs. Please Choose Wisely.
R1 Coils
0.5″-1″ lift, reduced capacity soft-ride coils – Max 1,500lb. bed load. Below, you’ll find pictures of the springs Unloaded, +500lbs, +1,000lbs, and +1,500lbs where we consider these springs maxed:
R2 Coils
2”-3” lift. These coils maintain the factory payload. The 2” lift below is shown on the heaviest Ram configuration – a Limited, Diesel Mega-Cab. If you have a shorter cab length or less optioned truck they’ll sit taller than pictured. Through our testing (up to 2,500lbs), we spec them as a factory capacity spring capable of 800lbs. constant payload (or more on lighter trucks) to level to 3.25″ front lift. Below, you’ll find pictures of the springs Unloaded, +500lbs, +1,000lbs, and +1,500lbs, +2,000lbs, +2,500lbs where topped the payload of the average Ram 2500 without having maxed the coils:
SKU: CS-D3-EV25-14-D
Ram 3.25" E-Venture System, 4x4 Diesel, 2014-2018 2500 Base Kit, R1 Coils
Base Kit Includes:
| CS-DEL-R-14 | Rear Sway Bar End Links |
| CS-DFBD-1 | Front Bump Drops |
| CS-DLRC-14-D | Front Linear-Rate Coil Springs |
| CS-DMRC-14-R1 | Rear Multi-Rate Coil Springs, R1 |
| CS-DATB-1419 | Front Track Bar |
| CS-DRAD-14 | Radius Arm Drops |
| CS-DRBD-AL | Rear Bump Drops |
| CS-DPRBDROP-14-R | Rear Track Bar Drop |
| CS-DEV25SPKG-14-D | Ram E-Venture Shock Package with Reservoir Mounts, Stainless Shafts, Brake Line Tabs |
The future has arrived. The E-Venture system stays two steps ahead of the driver thanks to data input from a provided engine mounted sensor and factory sensors via the OBDII port. The in-cab mounted “Brain” of this system processes the information through a proprietary algorithm. Thanks to this cornucopia of electronic goodness, the E-Venture System reads and reacts the terrain 250 times per second. The resulting ride is the Best. The “best” is an absolute statement… On road? Off Road? Gravel? Rutted, pot-hole filled unmaintained lease roads? Yes… Yes to all of it. The systems takes the capability of a 2.5″ Shock well beyond the threshold we’ve come to expect!
R1 Versus R2 Coil Springs. Please Choose Wisely.
R1 Coils
0.5″-1″ lift, reduced capacity soft-ride coils – Max 1,500lb. bed load. Below, you’ll find pictures of the springs Unloaded, +500lbs, +1,000lbs, and +1,500lbs where we consider these springs maxed:
R2 Coils
2”-3” lift. These coils maintain the factory payload. The 2” lift below is shown on the heaviest Ram configuration – a Limited, Diesel Mega-Cab. If you have a shorter cab length or less optioned truck they’ll sit taller than pictured. Through our testing (up to 2,500lbs), we spec them as a factory capacity spring capable of 800lbs. constant payload (or more on lighter trucks) to level to 3.25″ front lift. Below, you’ll find pictures of the springs Unloaded, +500lbs, +1,000lbs, and +1,500lbs, +2,000lbs, +2,500lbs where topped the payload of the average Ram 2500 without having maxed the coils: