anyone know of any good cheap lift kits

[SuperGizzman]

anyone know of any good cheap lift kits. im looking for a 2 inch so i can run bilstein 5100 shocks

 

[LEB Ben]

For 2", I'd do AAL's and coil spacers. Not the best or most functional way to lift...but it'll do the job.

That said...why can't you get the correct length Bilsteins with the height you're at?

 

[SuperGizzman]

i asked bilstein in an email if they made the 5100s in stock height but they never replied

 

[LEB Ben]

I dunno why they wouldn't...I think we have a vendor here that supplies Bilstein, can't remember which one, but they should be able to help you out.

 

[SuperGizzman]

ok do you know the name of the place

 

[LEB Ben]

Naw...I can't remember, but I remember a couple members have bought from them. Can anyone assist.

 

[FordF-SuperDuty]

Tirerack.com carries them. I'd go leveling springs instead of coil spacers.

 

[Lost]

F350 2wd coil r 1 3/4" over a new stock spring but if your coil have not been replaced in last couple years it will be more.

Any level coils u may have to get chamber kit so wheels /tires dont lean,

There r several out there I'm looking at a 2.5 has drop brackets coils shocks rear blocks ( rather have extra lift leaf but for price.)

Look on ebay to see whats out there then go local . Avoid spacers used coils instead you'll be happy later

 

[SuperGizzman]

Well skyjacker makes a 2 inch kit for 255 seems alittle expensive for a 2inch lift

 

[FordF-SuperDuty]

Well skyjacker makes a 2 inch kit for 255 seems alittle expensive for a 2inch lift

To my knowledge that kit doesn't include the camber/caster bushings. I've looked into 2in lifts and this combo seems to be the cheapest.

http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-33701-1-5-2-inch-f-150-supercab-4wd-leveling-kit.html
http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-33578-superlift-3-3-add-a-leafs-rear.html