blazinrebel

Just realized that i didnt put the pic in the last post but here is my truck havin a little fun in the mud

Wubby

im not one to put a 6 inch lift on my truck unless its for the mud, especially if its a 2wd. if you want a lift, go with a leveling kit and some all terrains. putting 6 inches and mud terrains on a 2wd is pointless. yeah, it does look good but no mud or terrain you will be capable of going through with your lack of drivetrain will put that to good use.

just some of my opinions.

Mattzfx4

hey I have a 4x4 f150 fx4 and if you are serious about playing in the mudd you really dont want to do anything to a 2wd truck. you live like maybe an hour from me and there are places around here that are awsome to go. You will have no chance with a 2wd truck.
If that is all that you have to work with. I would do a 6in rancho lift, 35 in tires, and definately would do a posi traction rear end.

BigRedXlt

I cant seem to find a 6 inch rancho lift kit for the 2wd

FordAlex

fudge it am going 7.5 inches on my truck on a 2wd! will show pics soon.

proudf150owner

ok thanks guys for all the replys.

proudf150owner

question is this 2wd?and wht kind of tires?

SickF1fifty

Bro a 2wd with a beast *** locker or limited slip with some wide mud tires with some kind of lift to help you get through the deep stuff is enough to have some fun which is what everyone wants to do when going off roading. Just make sure to go with friends in case you get stuck which you will, everyone does, and also bring some tow ropes. Its possible with a 2wd but your better off with a 4wd.

I just picked these up today



Here is some action shots







Here is a stuck one lol

svt4cobra6

Another reason to put a lift on a 2wd might be just to get more ground clearance, driving over rocks, bushes ect.

proudf150owner

at that truck really sick nice i like it, how much did you pay for your light bar?