Has anyone put coil spacers in the front of a 2wd 2500?
I'm talking the round rubber one's that go in the control arm pocket.
I'm looking for a 1.5 to 2 inch lift.

 

are you try to lift the whole truck or just level out the front skyjacker and rough country all those four wheel site's make leveling kits and or lift kits. but yes i have used those rubber coil spring spacers and they work fine

 

i have some in my 2wd 1500. they say it raises the front end 2 inches but it only lifted mine about an inch. they do work great though.

 

Are you needing some? I have a pair (2inch I beleave) that I got just in case I needed them to fit my wheels, and I don't need them now. If your interested let me know.

 

I have a 2wd. Are they the same on a 4x4? I'm intrested in them if they will work on my truck. I want to lift it a inch or two.
My truck is a 01 2500 2wd.

 

"Are they the same on a 4x4?" i think that the 4x4 bolt into place and the 2wd sit on top..i think

dodgeforlife15 " they say it raises the front end 2 inches but it only lifted mine about an inch" is that because of the weight "Westin Brush Guard" ??

 

Ill dig them up and post a picture and let the other dodge gurus on here say if they will or will not work, I just dont know.

 

2wd http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...C09103D16.html

4x4 http://www.suspensionconnection.com/...on/329005.html

maybe if they have bolts you can take them out if they are not need ..maybe

 

i thought that my brush guard may have been the reason, but i have taken the guard off and it only makes about 1/4 to 1/2 inch difference in the ride height. you could see the spacers were only about 1.5 inches thick anyway.

 

Ive lifted a 2wd drive before. and they do just sit on the spring. I put them on the bottom. But im not sure about the 4x4.