I have an 08 2WD F150 crew cab and was wondering since i already have the 3/2 kit from Fat Bob's Garage and 35's, and I still have a front rake, can I install Bilsteins and adjust them to 2" to level it out?

 

Im guessing you went with a 3inch leveling kit and a 2inch rear block or aal ?? If so the answer to your question is no. The only thing can you can do is lower the rear to level it out.

 

Or purchas a full suspension lift. You can't combine a leveling kit and adjustable shocks.

 

Yes, but is there a reason as to why this could not be done? The cv angles are the same with 2wd as with 4wd so I'm not worried about the ball joints wearing out. I was just wondering if this was possible?

 

Most everyone agrees that 2.5 inches is the limit for leveling kits without creating ball joint angles that are too extreme. You have already exceeded that with your 3 inch kit. If you try to go taller I doubt you could even get your front end bolted back together.

 

^ Agreed. What exactly does that 3/2 lift include? Because if it did not include lift spindles for the front then your deff not gonna be able to get a leveling kit in there.

 

It is the 3" steel leveling kit with a 2" add a leaf spring in the rear. The 2WD F150's have the same CV joints as the 4WD ones, so the cv angles are equal to what a 4WD with a 1" leveling kit would be. This is because the 4WD's are 2" taller, but use the same joints as the 2WD's. That is why I am asking if it is possible. I know that the CV angles wouldn't be a problem if I put on a 1.5" or 2" leveling kit on top of what I have now, because it would be the same as a 4WD with a 2.5" or 3" leveling kit. I was simply asking if it was compatible to combine Bilsteins with my current leveling kit, or even stack leveling kits for that matter, as long as I used one that mounts on the bottom of the strut because my current one mounts on top.