3" HBS level, 1.5" rear block, 295's nittos..pics 2wd f150
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3" HBS level, 1.5" rear block, 295's nittos..pics 2wd f150
before....stock 05 stx 2wd
after.... 3" hell bent steel level, 1.5" rocky mountain suspension rear block, FREE rims i got, and 295 70R17 nitto terra grapplers... im not sure about the BS and OS, i believe they are 17X9's...
the free rims after a little polish job..
after.... 3" hell bent steel level, 1.5" rocky mountain suspension rear block, FREE rims i got, and 295 70R17 nitto terra grapplers... im not sure about the BS and OS, i believe they are 17X9's...
the free rims after a little polish job..
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Im posting on this old thread to see if anyone else has done this type of setup on a 2wd F150? Im thinking purchasing Fat Bobs Garage 3 inch front spacer with 1 inch rear block for my 2wd. Anyone have some advice?
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I lifted my 4x4 with parts I bought off of E-Bay for $200. I got a 2.5" spacer and I got an Add-A-Leaf for the rear that brought the whole truck up 2.5 inches. I added 285/70/R17 Firestone Destination M/T's that picked the whole truck up 3" and I couldnt be happier. My truck is at the perfect height and I have not had to engage 4x4 with the M/T's. You should be able to do the same to your 2x4 with great results.
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I lifted my 4x4 with parts I bought off of E-Bay for $200. I got a 2.5" spacer and I got an Add-A-Leaf for the rear that brought the whole truck up 2.5 inches. I added 285/70/R17 Firestone Destination M/T's that picked the whole truck up 3" and I couldnt be happier. My truck is at the perfect height and I have not had to engage 4x4 with the M/T's. You should be able to do the same to your 2x4 with great results.