Living in South Carolina, I have no use for 4-wheel drive, nor do I care to pay the $4000 that 4-wheel drive costs. However, I do like the height of the 4x4. Can anyone please tell me the best "bolt-on" way to raise the vehicle 3-4 inches without making the ride suffer too much? Also, if anyone knows where I need to look to find what I am wanting...out of all of the searches I have done either the kits don't include the 99-00 SuperDuty or they specify "4x4 only." Cannot find lift kits for a 2-wheel drive SuperDuty. Thanks in advance to those who respond.

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On Order: 2000 F-250 SD, Crew Cab, XLT, 4x2, Long Bed, V-10 w/ 3.73 Limited Slip, Automatic, Black w/ Medium Graphite.

Mods & Accesories: Bugflector, VentVisors, Door Sill Plates, Blue Ion Halogen Headlight Bulbs, Head & Taillight Covers, Clear Corner Lights, Chrome Nerf Bars, Chrome Fender Trim, Full Billet Grille, Lund Wiper Cowl, Xenon Air Dam w/ 4" Round Driving Lights, Panasonic AM/FM Cassette Receiver & 8 Disk CD Changer, Rhino Liner, Fiberglass Cab-High Shell, K&N Air Filter, Borla Exhaust, and a SuperChip!! (Most accessories I already have...if only the truck would get here!!!)

Ordered 7/30
Unscheduled Clean 10/21

 

I have a 2WD F150 that is lifted with a kit from Fabtech. The last catalog I received from them had information regarding a new suspension lift kit for the 2WD Superduties. My neighbor has a 2WD SD, so I gave him that info., so I no longer have the details of that kit. The website is http://fabtechmotorsports.com/
The website does not show or mention the kit. But it has their phone number for you to call. I hope this helps you out.


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99 F150 XLT SC 2WD, Fabtech Suspension, Bullseye Spindles, 3" body lift, Centerlines with 35" BFG Mud Terrains.

 

Thanks G Patrico, They do not list the kit like you said, so I will give them a call later today.