NJMurvin

I believe others here are interested in the answer to this as well.

I had a thread on this that didn't get a response. Then, it was brought up again in another thread but didn't get much of a response there either. I've explored the net for lift kits, etc. but they seem to only be targeted to 4x4 applications.

Can you raise a (2004.5) 2wd to be about the height of a stock (but level) 4x4? Specifically, I'm interested in a 3500 QC SRW SB.

I'm planning to order this week and I can save $3500 by going 2wd instead of 4x4 but I want to be able to achieve the higher ride height (assuming the cost won't exceed $3500 to do it).

I'll assume a "no reponses" response to be a "NO" answer.

If it can be done, links or references to a supplier would be appreciated

Thanks,
Neil

Rusty69

I would like to know too. Also how tuff of a job is it?

Casey Balvert

I don't see a lot of aftermarket vendors making stuff to lift 2WD trucks when there is so little market for it. You can try some of the companies making these kits to see if they have anything but I think you will run into slim pickings.

Casey

ranchoazul

Try the folks at
http://www.stylinconcepts.com/
They should be able to help.

Mike67RS

I haven't seen a "lift" kit for a 2WD. There are a couple of different leveling kit available, but that will only give you up to 1½" in front. Here is a link to the leveling kits. Good luck. Mike

http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...tion/to=x.html

MikeyB

What about Daystar?
http://www.suspension-components.com/

MikeyB

rjordan

just spend the extra $3500 on the front axle and be done with it. then if you want you can lift it for pretty cheap

Silverram03

Try Fab-Tech I think they specialize in 2wd lift kits. I recomend calling them if you can't find any thing on there web site.

NJMurvin

Looks like a leveing kit might do the trick for me (cheap too). Daystar seems to offer one that lifts the front by 2 1/2 inches. For those of you with 2wd 2500/3500s, do you feel this would be level or is that too much lift for the front without doing something in the rear as well? I would assume by "leveling kits", they must have determined that this is the right amount of lift.

Anyone have experience with these products?

y-knot

Buddy with the right people and the deep pockets. you can do anything you want. FabTech has springs to lift a 1500 truck, they might work for you? California Super Trucks can and will lift anything, same goes for Camburg Engineering. Both have the ability to custom make anything, you just have to ask.