Namrepus

Hi Everyone,

I've be scouring the internet and this forum for any / all options for leveling out my 2014 F-150 2 wheel drive. If possible, I'd rather stay away from spacer lifts. Does anyone have any suggestions or know of products similar to the Bilstein 5100 shocks? I viewed a thread on this website discussing the Rancho Quick Lift kit but for some reason they don't provide it for a 2wd 2014 model. This is really driving me crazy.

P.S. Spending over $500 or $600 dollars is breaking the bank. Thank you for your suggestions.

seanm243

Has Bilstein still not come out with a kit for the 2014s?

justjimmy

They have NOT come out with a 5100 for Model Year 2014.

It's too bad because that's what I used for my 2011 FX2 and it was perfect!!

Would have done the same for my 2014 FX4 but they didn't have them so I put a BDS 4" lift instead.

Namrepus

How much does this BDS 4 inch lift kit cost, and are you sure its made for 2Wd?

justjimmy

With install was $2,400.

I was not suggesting it for you cause I believe it's for 4WD only.

Sorry for the confusion.

Namrepus

Yeah, i don't think they have been released. Does anyone have a suggestion for a 2wd 2014? Or am I SOL

justjimmy

Unfortunately, with your budget, spacers may be your only option.

TJPlatinumEB

If you can squeeze a little more money out of that budget or save for just a bit longer, you can get BOSS Coilovers from F150 Lifts. They work for 2WD or 4WD. Mounts up exactly the same and they do offer 2014 and up fitment options.

http://f150lifts.com/2014-2016-F150L...ers_p_139.html

That is what I installed on my 2WD 2013 and could not be any happier. I had zero desire to use spacers of any kind and these are perfect.

Namrepus

Thank you for the suggestion, these may be the best option. Are you sure they are compatible with 2wd? I don't see anything on the website specifying model or drive. All your input is greatly appreciated, thank you

TJPlatinumEB

Yes they absolutely are. My truck is 2WD. Shock mounts for these trucks don't change for 2WD or 4WD. The only difference is the 4WD shock is 2" longer.

If you have any doubts or questions, the number listed on their site is the owner's cell phone and he will answer and talk to you and answer any questions you have.