Lifts for 2001 f150 2wd
12-18-2013, 10:58 PM
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Lifts for 2001 f150 2wd
I am in the process of buying a lift for my 01 f150 2wd. The only ones I can find are like fabtech and they are like 1000 dollars. I was wondering if anyone new any other lifts that are cheaper and if you had pictures that would help. Thanks.
12-19-2013, 11:34 AM
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Can you tell me a company that sells 6 in lift for my truck. I've looked at fabtech and they only have 7.5in lift. And right country only has a 3in lift
12-19-2013, 12:17 PM
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12-19-2013, 12:17 PM
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get the rough country 3in and then 2in coil spacers. you lift amount would be 5in in the front and 2in in the back. so u can upgrade the rear block to a 4in. cause i bet the front is sagging.
coil spacers are under $100
coil spacers are under $100
12-19-2013, 04:15 PM
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You will not find a 6 inch suspension lift for less then $1000. That's what they cost and even that's cutting it. If you want to do it 'right', that's the only way it can be done. Don't quote me because I know nothing about lifted 2 wheel drives but from what I understand, a 7.5 would roughly be the same as a 6 inch lift on a 4x4 because a 2 wheel drive sits an inch or so lower? Maybe someone can clarify.
Also, what are you looking to run for tire size? You can get away with a levelling kit if you just want 33's, I'm not sure what it would take for a 2 wheel drive to take 35's but my 4x4 does with 2.5 inches.
Also, what are you looking to run for tire size? You can get away with a levelling kit if you just want 33's, I'm not sure what it would take for a 2 wheel drive to take 35's but my 4x4 does with 2.5 inches.
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12-19-2013, 06:42 PM
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I'd go with the 7.5'' fabtech. I had the 3.5'' rcx (rough country) spindles with a daystar coil spacer on another truck. Although the spindles were really great, I always wanted to go higher. I'd just pay the extra money and get the 7.5'' fabtech lift. Fabtech makes a really good quality lift kit and you wont be dissapointed with the height or kit. Not mention there might be some holiday sales going on for Christmas time.
12-19-2013, 07:06 PM
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You will not find a 6 inch suspension lift for less then $1000. That's what they cost and even that's cutting it. If you want to do it 'right', that's the only way it can be done. Don't quote me because I know nothing about lifted 2 wheel drives but from what I understand, a 7.5 would roughly be the same as a 6 inch lift on a 4x4 because a 2 wheel drive sits an inch or so lower? Maybe someone can clarify.
Also, what are you looking to run for tire size? You can get away with a levelling kit if you just want 33's, I'm not sure what it would take for a 2 wheel drive to take 35's but my 4x4 does with 2.5 inches.
Also, what are you looking to run for tire size? You can get away with a levelling kit if you just want 33's, I'm not sure what it would take for a 2 wheel drive to take 35's but my 4x4 does with 2.5 inches.
12-19-2013, 08:30 PM
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i bought the fabtech 3.5 spindle lift with dayster 2in coils. the fabtech alone costed $900 plus shipping. 8 months later. i wished i gone with 7.5 for around $1500. im going to be adding a 3in body lift on now that i have free time from school. a spindle lift also will kick out the front track width 1.5in on each side.