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2003-2007 Ram HD / Ram 1500 6" Lift Kit with FOX 2.0 Performance Shocks (BDS226FS)BDS 6" lift kit for the 2006 2007 Dodge Ram 1500 Mega Cab 4WD, with clearance for up to 36" tires. Up front it uses longer than stock tubular lower control arms with a relocation bracket to rotate the axle and flatten the upper arm angle, full length vehicle specific progressive rate Pro Ride coil springs, a forged drop pitman arm and track bar relocation bracket for steering correction, bump stops, sway bar links and FOX 2. 0 Performance Series
BDS 6" lift kit for the 2006-2007 Dodge Ram 1500 Mega Cab 4WD, with clearance for up to 36" tires. Up front it uses longer-than-stock tubular lower control arms with a relocation bracket to rotate the axle and flatten the upper arm angle, full-length vehicle-specific progressive-rate Pro-Ride coil springs, a forged drop pitman arm and track bar relocation bracket for steering correction, bump stops, sway bar links and FOX 2.0 Performance Series shocks. The rear runs heavy duty cast steel blocks, longer u-bolts and matching FOX 2.0 Performance Series shocks.
Features
- Tubular short control arms improve strength, handling and caster control
- Heavy duty control arm relocation brackets maintain proper suspension geometry
- Front high-strength progressive-rate coil springs for ride quality on any terrain
- Front track bar relocation bracket repositions the axle
- Forged drop pitman arm corrects steering angles
- Front sway bar correction maintains handling performance
- Rear cast iron block and u-bolt kit for 4" of rear lift, tapered for correct pinion angle with offset pin to restore axle position
- FOX 2.0 Performance Series shocks: 2" Impact extruded aluminum body, IFP monotube design
- CNC machined 6061-T6 aluminum mounting ends
- 5/8" hard chrome plated heat-treated alloy steel shaft
- Race-developed high-flow piston with application-specific valving
- Long-lasting clear anodized finish
Specs
- Front Lift Method: Coil Spring
- Rear Lift Method: Block
- Shocks Included: Yes
- Front Lift Height: 6 inch
- Rear Lift Height: 4 inch
Notes
- This truck is available with two different axle sizes, 3.5" or 4". Measure rear axle tube before ordering. Some 4" axle models with dual overloads will require u-bolt 4066.
- Rear lift options will not fit dually applications.
- Although unusual, if driveline vibration occurs, order transfer case drop kit available in options or t-case index kit.
- Power Wagon applications require sway bar link kit #122401. The Power Wagon has a 2" taller ride height, so net lift gain will be 4".
Includes
- BDS012408, 03-up Dodge 3/4ton 4 Inch Rear w/3-1/2 axle (UPC 658848612376)
- BDS012611, 03-07 Dodge 3/4-1 ton Box Kit (UPC 658848612734)
- BDS032601, 03-12 Dodge Ram 2500(gas) 6 Inch Coil Kit (UPC 658848616411)
- FOX98224750, Fox 2.0 Shock 28.25 x 17.15 x 2- S50/EB1
- FOX98224761, Fox 2.0 Shock 33.85 x 20.75 x 2- EB1/EB1
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I had this book for a while did not have the chance to read as soon as I got it. Recently finished reading it and learned a lot of great things about startup terminology and how to be fast and how to iterate things in a right way, how to go deep in the problem. Identify pain points for the problem etc. Overall great teacher for anybody who wants to get grasp of a being in startup world.
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Nice foundational advice to help one stay motivated and not so overwhelmed.
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This book is truly amazing. Each chapter offers so much to learn. It helped me review what I’ve missed so far, anticipate future challenges, and prepare ways to reduce the chances of failure.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2025
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Excellent book with a lot of solid advice
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I thought this was an excellent book. It gave great advice that I found really helpful in thinking about and planning my startup, as many of the other comments have noted. The key ideas as far as I remember are that a) you should talk to as many potential users as you can and find out what their problems are, and b) be laser-focused on solving those problems instead of building what it is you want to build, because the thing you want to create might not be the thing that they want to buy. In fact I did just that; I talked with just one potential user and found that what I had thought would be their big problem wasn't a problem at all for them, and looking at some hard numbers as he advises, it isn't a problem for the industry as a whole, either. I had to go back and reformulate my approach. I now have a 100% better value proposition for them.
Just two words of caution:
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