Im thinking about doing a 6" Suspension lift on my 2007 2WD 4.7L. Any suggestions?? Possibly a 4" also.

 

i want a 6" or 4" lift that will level my truck out

 

The only 2WD 4" lift is CST and it's pretty expensive for what it entails. I have a 6" FabTech lift that I got used from a member for about the same price as the CST lift. If all you want is a level though you can got with a 3" spindle lift. But in order to help you more it would be nice to know what you plan to do with the truck and what size tires you may want to go with

 

i really would like to do a 6" lift. that would be great to be able to find a used one from someone on here too. im mainly doing it for looks. i dont plan on taking it into any real deep mud holes or anything like that. just dirt roads and through the woods. i plan on putting 33" or 35" tires on it, im not sure yet. it depends on if there would be any rubbing with the 35" or not. how does your 34" fit? how does the fabtech ride? ive also seen a procomp 6" for the 2WD.

possibly this tire - http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tires/LT3..._pn=NIT205-760

 

My 34s are stock width so I dont have any rubbing issues. But I only have stock width because you cant fit anything wider on the FabTech lift with stock wheel. I actually had to get a 1/4" spacer so I could clear my spindles and FabTech didnt mention anything about that in their instructions. That mixed with my suspension making a clunking sound everytime I hit the slightest bump doesn't make me really like FabTech that much anymore. But for the money I saved I can always just replace any crap parts with better ones. So if you want my honest opinion I wouldn't go with FabTech but mine could have just been because it was used, who knows. There are better kits our there I'm sure.

 

Oh and for the tires you want. It will depend on width of the tire. You'll probably have to get spacers like me for those tires because the 06-08 IFS coil over suspension doesn't leave much clearance for tire width so youll have to look at either new wheels as well or spacers. Its a good tire choice but for what you want to do I would suggest the Terra Grappler or the Cooper Discover A/T3