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2WD Crewcab lift?
I just bought some new rims/tires for my 76 Crewcab. I need to lift it a few inches for clearance. I thought about buying 2" spindles to do the job. Does anybody know the best place to get these? Or does anybody have some for sale? lmk Scott
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nobody makes a lift spindle for our trucks, AIM use too, but no longer, you can get a 3/4" coil spacer for the front (which will lift it 2-3") or you could get lift coils, though both will have an adverse affect on your alignment and steering alignment. for the rear you could get a simple lift block or a shackle flip. let me know if you would like anymore info on this subject i will get you links.
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Thanks Prerunner1982,
I thought something was wrong when I couldn't find anything on the net to do the job. Send me some links for the spacers please. |
post em here, I'm interested in this too
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A body lift would be the cheapest... some people like them, others hate them
It makes it really nice for getting to bell housing bolts, only a few things need to be lengthened. Bigger gap between the tail gate and bumper though. |
yes body lifts a cheap... i am one of those who hate them. my truck is used as a truck. i tend to haul heavy stuff and would rather my bed be sitting on the frame, rather that above it with the risk of bending or putting a spacer through the bed or cab. which can happen!
http://www.4wheelparts.com/product2....ss=Fab&cat=SUS (Complete lift kit) http://www.truckn-store.com/product_list.asp?id=1247 |
how big are the tires?
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As Jon pointed out Fabtech makes a lift kit for 2WD's http://www.fabtechmotorsports.com
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