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Carli 3" Unchained 3.5 Long Arm Suspension System 03-09 Ram 5.9L / 6.7L Cummins

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Carli 3" Unchained 3.5 Long Arm Suspension System 03-09 Ram 5.9L / 6.7L CumminsThe UNCHAINED 3. 5 is Carli's most advanced off road performer capable of more bottom out resistance and definitive offroad control than any other system ever released byCarli Suspension. Starting with the biggest shock that can safely fit without extensive modifications, they integrated all major suspension components into one monolithic offroad machine that delivers the absolute best in dirt, highway, and all terrain performance. Every part of this

The UNCHAINED 3.5 is Carli's most advanced off-road performer capable of more bottom-out resistance and definitive offroad control than any other system ever released byCarli Suspension. Starting with the biggest shock that can safely fit without extensive modifications, they integrated all major suspension components into one monolithic offroad machine that delivers the absolute best in dirt, highway, and all-terrain performance.

Every part of this system was selected and enhanced to extract every last bit of control, dampening, and articulation; the High Clearance Control Arms matched with the Torsion Sway Bar utilize every last millimeter of wheel travel from the gratuitous speed-sensitive 3.5" King Race Shocks up front, where as the weld-on Rear Shock Mounts maximize travel and strength from the position-sensitive 4-Tube Bypass Shocks. The 4-Tube Bypass will have far more bottom-out resistance than their smooth-body counterparts and their capability is user tunable to achieve exactly the rear ride desired by you. Extensive shock tuning sessions has lead Carli to bring you the most aggressive, finest-performing system ever engineered.

FABRICATED LONG ARM SYSTEM

With the release of the 3″ Long Arm, comes the Long-Arm equipped Systems. The decision has been made to discontinue the older, short-arm variation of the UnChained 3.5″ in favor of a Long-Arm equipped, extended travel version at which you’re looking now. This system requires customers to cut off the factory control arm mounts in favor of the Carli Drop Brackets to house our internally gusseted, fully fabricated Long Arm System. These arms are over 50% longer than the factory arms boasting 3/16” cold-rolled steel construction, internal gusseting, extended travel capability, more linear travel stroke, and a better ride quality given their length and position parallel to the ground.

To take advantage of the Long Arm's capability, included are 6.25" tall, slide over-design shock towers to ease installation and accommodate the longer (11.25" Travel) shocks, included 1" front bump stop drops and limit straps to ensure you can dish repetitive beatings to the King 3.5" shocks with confidence of full and safe utilization of the shock's travel. In a short arm truck, it's not uncommon to see 7" of up-travel (metal to metal) and 3" of down-travel. The combination of the long arm system's 6.25" tall tower and 1" bump drop allows for the 11.25" travel shock and shifts the front axle's operating range down 1"; the result, 2.25" more down-travel when compared to a short-arm system only sacrificing 1" of up-travel. This is a far more balanced setup spec'd with 6" of up travel and 5.25" of down-travel ensuring the front end maintains contact over rough terrain. If you're looking for a great daily driver to beat up on the weekends, grab a Performance 2.5"; if you're looking for a no-compromise off-road system to push the envelope of which the Ram platform is considered capable, this is it.

CARLI SIGNATURE TUNED KING 3.5" SHOCKS

The UnChained system features front Carli Signature tuned, King 3.5" remote reservoir shocks so large, you will need to bore the factory spring buckets for them to cycle properly. As the old adage goes, there's no replacement for displacement. In an effort to provide you with the best product, Carli does not utilize standard off-the-shelf King shocks. They spent countless hours dialing in an off-road oriented, Long-Arm tune to ensure they maximized the performance of these monster-shocks while maintaining good road manners. To ensure the rear performance is on par with the front, Carli spec'd KING 3.0" 4-tube Bypass Shocks round off the rear.

Carli normally specs tubes that are over-sized and deep in the travel stroke to allow a high volume of oil to bypass, ensuring the shock shaft comes out quick enough to maintain contact with the ground (doesn't get hung-up in the bump-zone after a large hit). As the shock extends and closes off the rebound tube, all the valving on the rebound side engages to slow the shaft as it reaches maximum extension, top-out. Simply put, the larger the shock diameter, the more capable the setup; the more tubes and "zones", the more adjustability; the larger the tubes, the more fluid can flow around the piston and the more valving you can run to increase the stopping power in the "bump-stop" or "top-out" zone.

Further, Carli finishes off ALL King shocks with shafts machined and polished from a solid piece of 17-4 stainless. Unlike King's standard shafts, there is no coating to wear off, weather is far less likely to hurt them and if there is a small chip, you can round the edges with emery cloth to ensure the seal housing isn't damaged as they're not brittle like the stock, hardened shafts. Note that all King shocks are built with a plated steel body. If subjected to inclement weather for extended periods, we recommend wrapping your shocks in 3M to provide a moisture barrier that's replaceable.

With a 3.0 diameter rear Bypass Shock, you'll get the addition of the Carli Fabricated Rear Shocks Mounts to ensure your day in the dirt doesn't end early thanks to a weak point in the factory rear shock mounts

Your truck will sit 3"-3.25" higher in the front (year/cab configuration dependent) with 70% more suspension travel than the factory platform thanks to the taller, linear rate coil springs. These systems require the extended travel capability of the linear spring as the free-height of the multi-rate coils was too short to reach the droop potential.

TORSION SWAY BAR

As this is a high-performance, no compromise system, it includes the Carli Torsion Sway Bar and Full Progressive Leaf Springs (No option for extended sway bar links or add-a-packs). The Carli Torsion Sway Bar removes the entire factory sway bar assembly replacing it with a torsion bar supported by fabricated drop brackets and delrin bushings. Fabricated sway bar arms and dual 5/8" FK heim end links round off the package.

LEAF SPRING OPTIONS

The Full Progressive Leaf Pack lift the rear 1.5-2" by replacing the entire factory leaf spring assembly increasing travel and drastically increasing comfort throughout the entire usable travel stroke at the cost of a 15% payload reduction from a standard 2500. This payload reduction can be supplemented back to factory 3500 SRW capacity with the addition of the Long Travel Airbags for the best of both worlds; ride quality and payload capacity/load control. But for those that tend to always have payload in the bed, such as a full time camper, Carli has the option for their Heavy Duty Leaf Springs for trucks with 1500 pounds in the bed at all times.

PROGRESSIVE LEAF SPRING KIT SPECIFICATIONS:

  • 2" Rear lift maintains a slight rear-high stance with Carli 3" systems
  • Softens initial spring rate at ride height
  • Minimizes axle wrap / wheel hop
  • Reduces payload to light 3/4-ton capacity
  • Capable of 15" of suspension travel with factory shackle
  • Fits 4" axle tube

HEAVY DUTY PROGRESSIVE LEAF SPRING KIT SPECIFICATIONS:

  • 2" rear lift maintains slight rear-high stance with Carli 3" systems
  • Softens initial spring rate at ride height
  • Minimizes axle wrap / wheel hop
  • Designed for those with 1,500lbs in bed at all times
  • Capable of 15" of suspension travel with factory shackle
  • Fits 4.0" Axle Tube

ADJUSTABLE TRACK BAR

When lifting the front end of a straight axle truck, the front axle is pulled off-center unless the proper linkages are addressed. Three inches of front lift equates to an axle shifted toward the driver's side 3/4" and back toward the cab 1/2". This system includes an Adjustable Track Bar to push the axle back toward the passenger side and provide a stronger link with less deflection for the lifted application.


OPTIONAL UPGRADES

  • Leaf Spring Shackle: Reduces rear harshness and improves ride quality and articulation.
  • Long Travel Airbags: Support heavy loads while maintaining full suspension travel.
  • Steering Stabilizer: Improves steering control and reduces wobble and tire pull.
  • Axle Truss: Reinforces the front axle to prevent bending under hard use.
  • Front Hydraulic Bump Stops: Controls hard bottom-outs for smoother, safer suspension compression.
  • Extreme Duty Ball Joints: Strengthen the front suspension and improve steering durability.

WHEEL AND TIRE FITMENT

This system will fit up to a 37"x12.5" tire with on 17"-18" wheels with 5-5.25" of backspacing. If considering Fiberglass Fenders, a 4.5" Backspacing on a 9" Wide wheels will fit up to a 37x13.5" wide tire. This system was tuned with 17" wheels on, 37" Toyo M/T at 40F/35R. The more rubber, the better the small bump compliance will be at proper inflation pressures. The ride will firm up as you go larger in wheel diameter.

IMPORTANT NOTES

  • WHEELS Carli Recommends a 17"-18" Wheel, no more than 9" wide with 5.75" of Backspacing on Leveling Systems
  • TIRES: 37", E-Rated Tire Fitment is Recommended. Recommended unloaded Tire Pressure 40F/35R
  • RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATION: Carli Leveling Systems are Designed and Tested on Vehicles with 17"-18" Wheels with 37", E-Rated Tires. Stock wheels and tires or running a larger wheel diameter will result in a stiffer ride
NO LEAF SPRING OPTION NOTES:
  • Diesel Power Products and Carli strongly suggest the use of either options available. These options are designed to work flawlessly with the rest of your kit and, are the best way to go. However, we understand you may already have the necessary provisions and/or products to use with this kit so we give you the option to not include any leaf spring provisions.
NO SWAY BAR OPTION NOTES:
  • Diesel Power Products and Carli strongly suggest the use of either options available. These options are designed to work flawlessly with the rest of your kit and, are the best way to go. However, we understand you may already have the necessary provisions and/or products to use with this kit so we give you the option to not include any sway bar drop or Torsion Sway Bar provisions.
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