2WD Lifts
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Macon USA
2WD Lifts
I have a 1993 F250. Its a ligt duty, with coil springs up front. Its also 2wd. I want tolift it, and I dont know what to do. Are ther and custom lifts out there or any places where I can buy all of the parts seperatly togive it a suspension lift of 2 or 2 1/2 inches? Is so, what parts do I need besides new coil springs and shocks for the front and new blocks or add-a-leaves and shocks for the rear? Any help would be great. Thnaks.
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Joined: Oct 2002
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From: GA
2WD Lifts
Hi,
The only place that I know that sell a 2wd lift for your year is fabtech. That is where I got the one I am useing on my F-350 2wd.
It was a 4in lift for about 900$. That includes everything that you will need, shocks, radious arms, blocks, drop brackets for your I-beam. Great kit
If you are looking for about a 2in lift, then maybe you go should with some leaveling spring. They cost around 150$.They bring the frontend up leavel to your rear. If you want some part numbers, just let me know
hope this helps,
jscoggins18
P.S
try the suspension and tire section on this site
The only place that I know that sell a 2wd lift for your year is fabtech. That is where I got the one I am useing on my F-350 2wd.
It was a 4in lift for about 900$. That includes everything that you will need, shocks, radious arms, blocks, drop brackets for your I-beam. Great kit
If you are looking for about a 2in lift, then maybe you go should with some leaveling spring. They cost around 150$.They bring the frontend up leavel to your rear. If you want some part numbers, just let me knowhope this helps,
jscoggins18
P.S
try the suspension and tire section on this site
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Joined: May 2002
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2WD Lifts
Almost every company make's a lift for your truck, Fab-Tech, SuperLift, Skyjacker, Pro-Comp....I can go on and on.
If you're lifting the front more then 3 inches you would need to get I-Beam drop brackets or bent I-beams, and radius arm drop down brackets or extended radius arms.
www.roughcountry.com has the cheapest lift I've foudn for the 80-96 F150 2x4's.
If you're lifting the front more then 3 inches you would need to get I-Beam drop brackets or bent I-beams, and radius arm drop down brackets or extended radius arms.
www.roughcountry.com has the cheapest lift I've foudn for the 80-96 F150 2x4's.
