Hight and tire fitment question

[Devil Pup]

hey guys thanks for lookin, i was curious if anyone has any pics of a 2wd with a small lift running sum 33's or 35's. i wanna put on bigger more aggressive tread but i dont want it to completely stuff the wheel well and look terrible. if anyone could help id appreciate it. thanks, mark.

heres an example of what i really want but not sure if it can be done with a two wheel drive, unless anyone knows of a lift kit?

[69GMCLonghorn]

I wouldn't mind lifting mine. I have 285/85/16's on mine right now. that's about as big as I can go withbout lifting it. I have a 1-ton 2WD. If you find anyone that can lift the front end of my truck, let me know!!!

[Devil Pup]

will do, i have 31r15 on my truck, and i wanna go 33x9 r17. i have the rims but i really wanna run 35's if i can find the lift for it. i did come across some coil spacers that adjust from 2-3 inch.

[mclairmo]

I believe this issue has been addressed previously. I believe that the Fabtech 2wd 6 inch suspension lift for 73-87 Chevy trucks may fit our trucks. Unfortunately, Fabtech discontinued it. Have to try Ebay and Craigslist. Coil spacers will give you a little lift and ball joint spacers may give you a little more up front. May have to fab the ball joint spacers yourself, though. Can also have custom longer coils made or use C20 coils (but they will be very stiff). I have a 68 2wd C10 and just bought front and rear aluminum coil spacers off Ebay. Am going to fab my own ball joint spacers to give me a little more lift and better suspension travel. May then also fab my own one inch body lift (or purchase just the donuts from a supplier). Hoping to get 33's to fit all around.