Alright so I have a 2004 Lariat screw 2wd and I want to get some extra ride height... As much as I'd love to get a 6" lift it just doesnt fit my budget and in my opinion is kinda silly to put on a 2wd truck. But anyways, I was thinking of getting it leveled. Would I be able to fit 33's without rubbing? Is there anything I can add onto the leveling kit to get more height? Also, what leveling kit/add ons do you guys recommend as well as wheels/tires?

If anyone has any pics of a leveled 2wd Id love to see them...trying to figure out what itll look like.

Thanks guys

 

A 2" to 2 1/2" leveling kit will give you the room to install 33" tires without rubbing. If the wheels have the correct backspacing you can go to a larger size tire without rubbing. My truck has a 2" leveling kit, Amp Bitterroot Wheels with 4.5" BS, and 34" Toyo Open Country MTs and no rubbing. That's about a 4" increase in hight. Check it out...









I hope this helps...

 

Thats a great lookin truck, I love the tire choice! Will the leveling kit on my 2wd be at the same height as a 4x4 with a leveling kit? Are there different shocks I can add for extra height?

 

your truck with a leveling kit will still be smaller than 4x4 with a leveling kit. there isnt anything to add with the leveling kit, you can either do this or a lift.

 

Here's my 2wd with a 2.5" Auto Spring spacer, 2" lowering shackles in the rear and 285/65-18 BFG A/T's. I put the shackle on because I like my trucks to sit a tad higher up front.
Fry

 

that silver truck looks retarded with a leveling kit and lowering shackles in the back. dont do like he did

 

thanks for the advice and pics, guys...is there a small suspension lift that isnt very costly that I could throw on there?

 

How much is costly? $65 for an AS leveling kit and another say $70 for an alignment and you are level....OR.... $1500 minimum I think for a 4" or 6" lift kit plus the need for bigger tires and possible wheels.

 

I just cant justify spending the money for a 6" lift along with new tires and wheels

 

There you go, the expert has spoken. Don't be retarded like me.......
Fry

 

Aren't 2wd trucks supposed to be lowered?

But seriously, the 2wd's are fairly level anyway. I'd leave it alone.

 

I think it looks fine...everyones got there own taste I guess.

 

I would say just go with a 2.5" leveling kit and either a 3" block to replace your 1-5/8" stock block or an add a leaf to get that back up. Cheapest option in my opinion and can be installed with just a couple of hand tools nothing crazy and they look great.

 

his truck is a 2wd it has no rear block. if you wanted more lift in the back you could get a set of the factory 4x4 blocks.