4x4 suspension on 2x4
4x4 suspension on 2x4
hi guys, i was just wondering if i could use the 4wd springs to lift my 2wd.....i just want the 4wd stock hieght(the ladies in my life are too short for anything higher). and i saw 2 4x4s in the j/y the other day....
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You might have some problems because we have solid axles on the front, and you have spindles. Not sure if they would work
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No, you have IFS and 4x4s have a solid axles. There are two whole different suspension types, ans with them different loads and geometrys that are put on the springs.
And 2x4 is a piece of wood, you cant put a suspension on that.
And 2x4 is a piece of wood, you cant put a suspension on that.
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No, you have IFS and 4x4s have a solid axles. There are two whole different suspension types, ans with them different loads and geometrys that are put on the springs.
And 2x4 is a piece of wood blah, blah blah and I think every lifted 2WD truck out there is considered a B.A.M.F. Truck, and that you CAN put a suspension on that.
And 2x4 is a piece of wood blah, blah blah and I think every lifted 2WD truck out there is considered a B.A.M.F. Truck, and that you CAN put a suspension on that.
. You can go with spacers to give you the 4X4 height you want.
1", 1.5", 2", and 2.5" (maximum.)
I don't believe you can use 4X4 coils, but maybe some 2WD 3/4 ton or 1 ton springs
