Rough photoshop edit of lift

[Big K]

There is many companies that make 2WD Lifts.

My friend that used to own a 4x4 shop, said he sold a TONS of 2WD lifts, more than you would think

 

[teameyecatcher]

If you wouldnt mind, could you see if there are any others for a 2wd? My problem is that no one besides Fabtech seems to make them for the 05+ models. I'm looking into getting custom coil springs made for the front that would just level it out (with new shocks), but I'd like to see if theres anything else

 

[Big K]

Yes,

I will look, but Fabtech would be the best

And I would recommend the 6" 2WD PERFORMANCE SYSTEM, over the 6" 2WD BASIC SYSTEM.

Because of the Radius Arms

But probably a difference of about $250, but I think it is worth it, because additional strength over stock units with increased caster and an offset design for greater tire clearance.

Alignment will be the issue, but not with this kit

 

[Big K]

DaveBen thought ya was replying to jasonh_08 about his 4x4

 

[teameyecatcher]

Well the Fabtech with the performance system or what not runs about 1300 just for parts. Who knows how much install will be...I usually do it all myself but this one requires cutting and all that type of business. Preferably, I'd like to spend more like 500 or 600 just to get some height to it, but I have no option. 6" is a bit much for me, but it looks like my only choice for now. Does anyone know the difference between the coil springs on a 2 and 4wd to where I can't just use a 4wd leveling kit for the front? The kit only consists of longer shocks and coil spacers I've looked into having custom springs made, but I have yet to figure out how much it'll cost. After I do that, I can worry about the rear, maybe using blocks or add-a-leafs (or if things go right I can use this same spring company to custom make those). That would give me about 2" all around, which is do-able...makes it more up to 4x4 standards