2wd lift kits?

[Darrman]

I am debating lifting my truck, but its a 2wd and I am keeping it that way. I see all 4wd kits, but no 2wd. How different are the coil springs between the two? Thanks!

[xxxtina63]

Depends on the make and model of the vehicle. Going to assume that it's a bumpside, which presents a problem. Most companies start around the early 70's model years. A company called Fabtec, or Fabritec, I don't remember which one, makes 2wd lifts. Most of the time, the kits rely on longer (vertically) spindles, or, in the case of a twin I beam suspension, longer coils and I beam drop brackets.

[lightning_msd]

on overhaulin they overhauled an F250 2wd and gave it a lift, i thought it was a little lame but im not one to criticise others opinions. if you check out AEM supsension i think that they have a lift kit on there but dont quote me on that.

[Brett6269]

Autofab will have what your lookin for!! But get yer wallet ready.$$$$$$$$$

[Darrman]

Thanks, I will check out those sites. I am looking for between a 6-8 inch lift, but will settle for what I can get.
I gotta ask, and pardon my stupidity, what exactly is a bumpside vs. a dentside? I keep hearing this around the site and dont have a clue.
Thanks!

[Brett6269]

Yes autofab is expensive, because they cator to the desert racers. Full travel suspensions jumping over dunes, most other sites list to 1970, but i dont believe they are any diff, from 67 to 69.

[boots]

search the forum because there is a TON of stuff on 2wd lift kits. I made my own.. check my gallery.