I'm getting a 7.5" fabtech for my 01 2wd and I would like to see some pictures of the other lifted 2wd screws on here.

 

just a question, but why would you lift a 2wd?

 

I think it would look cool, also because it's different.

 

thats a dumb question..there are so many people who lift 2wd trucks. u cant tell a difference if the truck is 2wd or 4wd once its lifted anyway

 

Im lifting my 2wd. get the look of the baja trucks. think about the suspension travel with the long travel, ground clearance (even more than 4wd cuz theres no front axle/ components), can go just about anywhere that a 4wd can with the right driver, and they look BA, something you dont see everyday.

 

no its not a dumb question. i didn't know thats why i asked. i agree with redphantom01 lifted trucks do look good but i didn't know the practicality of a lifted 2wd..you sir migdaddy are a jackass for jumping to conclusions before stepping back to see that i wasn't poking fun i was just curious.. have a nice day

 

the way u worded it seemed like u were being sarcastic. take a deep breath

 

no i wasn't being sarcastic. sorry if i came on strong just seemed like you were jumping me over it. no harm no foul

 

I have the fabtech 7.5"

 

looks like it squats in the rear.......

 

Yeah it does about 1.5". I'm ordering a 2" lift shackle to fix this.

 

maybe some bigger meat?

 

why does it squat? id think that it would be raised 7.5" all around..

 

leaf springs maybe collapsed?

 

Yeah my leafs are saggy from years of towing. But I still had about a 1.5" rake without the lift. The lift only comes with 5.5" rear blocks. And for the bigger tires, I'm having a damned hard time trying to figure out how the **** I'm going to pull that off. You would think that because I lifted it I would be able to buy bigger tires but once I put the lift on the tires rubbed the spindles and I needed a 1/4" spacer up front. And the specs on the current tires are 285/75/r16, not that big or wide by any means.