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BOOYAH!!!

Praise The Lord! Halleluyah!

 

Slomo
Stop it.

 

if you want them to fit you better have some fab skillz.....

 

they won't work because the springs on your 2wd are alot smaller then the ones for a 4wd....

 

But diameterwise, they shouldn't have a problem fitting in place???

That's my only concern because I can always do some cutting and grinding work to make em fit, unless maybe someone here knows something that I don't...

 

I never responded as to why they wouldnt work basically because I don't know. All the guys who above said it wouldnt work w/o a lot of fab work. I do not know enough about the 2wd suspension to even guess. I as well as the above posters all have 4wd. Would it fit a 4wd, heck yea, and you replace bump stops, lower control arms, track bar, etc... all the stuff that would be in a 6" lift kit. Well in your case your taking 4wd coils and putting them in 2wd. I think in your case the 2wd your height is dependent on the spindle?? sorry I do not know for sure but from my quick glancing, I would assume that if you did fit that 6" lift coil inplace of your stock ones w/o major modification, I would assume you would eventually break something because of excessive stressor have an extremely stiff ride because your compressing it so much to fit in a small spot. Again I think it is dependent on teh spindle height. Look up 6" 2wd lifts for a 99 and see what you come up with. do a 3" spindle lift and 3" body lift.