Lifting my 95 2wd

[RedPenguin]

My only purpose for lifting my 2wd is to clear my 315/70's a little better(just front tire clearance, the rear clears just fine. The only problem is I can't find anywhere a coil spring lift for a 2wd F250 in the 95 year range. I might consider buying some lift coils for a newer F250, but don't know if that would fit right. Any suggestions?

 

[95_stroker]

Have you shimmed the bumper out yet or is it hitting elsewhere?

 

[RedPenguin]

Yeah but its still too close for comfort and looks gay if I shim it more. Plus lifting it is better fix IMO

 

[94f450sd]

get a lift for a bronco.but ask for heavy duty springs.the springs may not handle the diesel.but a lift for a bronco is a direct bolt in into the f350 2WD

 

[Patrick Feeley]

May want to take a look at this: "2wd Lift"

Cheers!

 

[DXM31]

I am running 305/50-20's on my truck and I didn't shime the bumper.
I just took a sawsall and cut the bumper.
If I didn't point it out to some one they wouldn't know the difference.
I just cut where the bumper rolls back in on the bottom.
Everything clears just fine.

 

[RedPenguin]

May want to take a look at this: "2wd Lift"

Cheers!

I appreciate the link but A) 6" lift is too much for what I want although I know I could fab up a lift if I wanted to B) I'm just trying to just barely clear my frame and body.

So I think a 2" lift is more in order

I am running 305/50-20's on my truck and I didn't shime the bumper.
I just took a sawsall and cut the bumper.
If I didn't point it out to some one they wouldn't know the difference.
I just cut where the bumper rolls back in on the bottom.
Everything clears just fine.

Yeah I cut the bumper just a hair, you'd never notice unless I pointed it out, and 315's fill up the wheel well a little more than 305's. My tires clear too except when I hit bumps with a little speed