supersnake04

Just put a new set of 31s on my 03 f150 2wd, and was thinking of lifting at least 4 inches, I know it's pointless to lift a 2wd but I want to anyway, what do you guys think?

supersnake04

Also, yes the rear end is pretty banged up, but it's getting fixed now.

Jackedup00

I wouldn't lift it unless you're going with bigger tires, the tires fit it pretty good as is

Krack499

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If you really wanna lift it just do 2 or 3 inches 4 would be to much but I really don't think you need to

OTG02

If anything just get a set of spindles to lift/level the front. That's what I wanna do. I've got a 2wd with 265/75/16 I think that's is 31 or something like that. Lol.

OTG02

blupupher

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so you just got new tires that fill the wheel well and you now want to lift it so that you need bigger tires?

Best way to lift a 2wd is to do a spindle lift with rear blocks. Gets you 3" in the front and can vary on the rear (you can level it or keep the stock rake).

the01kingranch

I got a 3" spindle on my truck with 33" sorry only pics I got

supersnake04

How about this?

OTG02

I've heard spacers will throw your angles off and wear out front suspension parts a lot quicker. I've also heard the ride is worse then a chuck wagon goin over rail road ties. Lol. I'd say just go with spindle lift keeps all front suspension angles happy. Just my 2 cents.