Ok fellas got a question? I have a two-wheel drive 94 F150 long bed single cab, I'm gonna be putting leveling blocks on the rear soon, and was wondering, is there a lift for two-wheel drive trucks?? Me personally I think my front end sits too low I want the look of big stance ford! Any input would be helpful!!

 

Any lift for the 4x4 trucks should fit a 2wd...as far as leveling you can only go 2" with coils or leveling pucks before you start running into extreme camber angles and need to step up to an actual lift kit.

 

Or you could try some F250+ coil springs. But if you're going to be lifting the rear up, a leveling kit would be better. Some lift kits will state they're for 4x4 only

 

No such thing as rear leveling blocks for our trucks. Blocks raise the rear, which would put it even higher than the front.

 

By leveling blocks I mean for leveling the rear with front, if you check out my picture you can tell how the rear is high and front is low!

 

so you either level it by f250 coils or a leveling kit on the front or you can lower the rear to make it level

 

leveling blocks are just 1-2" blocks that were designed for chevy guys after they would crank their front torsion bars ALL the way to lift the front of their trucks.

if you want to bring the rear of your truck DOWN to the level of the front on our trucks you have to remove parts NOT ADD parts.

OR you can bring the front up to be level with the rear by using a front leveling kit, or the most popular buying 2x4 F250 front coil springs,