I'm having a hard time deciding if I want to Raise my Truck or Lower it...I'm curious as to what you all think

2004 Dodge Ram SLT Sport 4X2 Standard Cab Hemi.
I'm worried if I jack it up I will loose speed / acceleration. Is there any Truth to that?

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I say RAISE IT. It's a truck for crying out loud. Really, I would raise it unless you are going for the "ghetto-trash look".

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2004 Ram 1500 4WD Quad Cab
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ya I was thinking about that... but being that its only a 2 wheel drive truck... I didn't want to be a poser. Dodge Rams look Awesome either way....

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Seeing its only a 4x2 i would lower it. It doesnt have to drag frame and look like the "ghetto-trash look"; you could give it a nice sport stance, especially if you have the 20 inch wheels on it.

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'99 blue Dakota R/T rc

You're talkin' to me all wrong. Your tone's all wrong. If you do it again I'm gonna stab you in the face with a sodering iron." Clem from Joe Dirt

Jack It Up !!!!!!

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Lower it just a little.....2/4 maybe 3/5. At least drop the rear a couple inches to get it out of the air.

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Jerry
2003 Patriot Blue Hemi Ram 1500
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Dynomax Ultraflow Race Muffler (Sport Truck Exit)
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Hey there,

Its tough to decide something like that. The truck looks good either way to me. I am more partial to lift kits, but that is just me.

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