daystar lift on 2wd?

DirtyBlackHoe · 07-29-2002, 01:08 PM

well i just found a daystar spacer lift (1.25") for my 2wd c1500 and i was wondering if there would be anything thing wrong with running this. i was thinking that it would level out the front and the back in order to allow me to put on some bigger tires. right now i am running 265/75R15's on my 2wd. i was also wondering if u think i could possibly pull off running some 32's on there with that size lift? the only offroading i will be doing is light trails and such to hunt or cut firewood with my dad...thanks guys.

Scooter · 07-29-2002, 01:14 PM

I dont see any possible proublems taht you may have with the coil spacers.. You might want to get soime over sized coils and see if that does not give you any extra lift..

lata scooter

DirtyBlackHoe · 07-29-2002, 11:19 PM

well could i put the suspension off of a stock z-71 on my truck even tho it is a 2wd? i really just want to have a more aggressive stance and be more capable in the thick stuff. i am on a college budget and i don't have much money to just blow
thanks

red2wd · 07-29-2002, 11:49 PM

go with the spacers, I plan to do them sooner or later. the cheapest way to get level. Another thing you could do it body lift, I have a 1.5 inch body lift and run 32's with no problem.

07-29-2002, 01:08 PM	#1
DirtyBlackHoe Dirty, Baraka, "B" Status: Offline Join Date: Apr 2002 Member ID: 1630 Pics: My Gallery Location: Thomasville, GA Age: 25 Posts: 4,729	daystar lift on 2wd? well i just found a daystar spacer lift (1.25") for my 2wd c1500 and i was wondering if there would be anything thing wrong with running this. i was thinking that it would level out the front and the back in order to allow me to put on some bigger tires. right now i am running 265/75R15's on my 2wd. i was also wondering if u think i could possibly pull off running some 32's on there with that size lift? the only offroading i will be doing is light trails and such to hunt or cut firewood with my dad...thanks guys. 6" lift (Spindles, Spacers), Factory 20's, 33x12.50 Toyo MT, 8K HID's, SuperChips, CB Extreme, Tint, 4.56 gears Pioneer 7800, Ipod, 2 10's, 1200 watts, Soundstream Mids/Highs

07-29-2002, 01:14 PM	#2
Scooter Skinner Back Status: Offline Join Date: Nov 2001 Member ID: 452 Pics: My Gallery Location: Hog Town, North Carolina Age: 24 Posts: 2,201	I dont see any possible proublems taht you may have with the coil spacers.. You might want to get soime over sized coils and see if that does not give you any extra lift.. lata scooter 99 Tahoe LT 4x4 and some other trucks...

07-29-2002, 11:19 PM	#3
DirtyBlackHoe Dirty, Baraka, "B" Status: Offline Join Date: Apr 2002 Member ID: 1630 Pics: My Gallery Location: Thomasville, GA Age: 25 Posts: 4,729	well could i put the suspension off of a stock z-71 on my truck even tho it is a 2wd? i really just want to have a more aggressive stance and be more capable in the thick stuff. i am on a college budget and i don't have much money to just blow thanks 6" lift (Spindles, Spacers), Factory 20's, 33x12.50 Toyo MT, 8K HID's, SuperChips, CB Extreme, Tint, 4.56 gears Pioneer 7800, Ipod, 2 10's, 1200 watts, Soundstream Mids/Highs

07-29-2002, 11:49 PM	#4
red2wd Registered User Status: Offline Join Date: Dec 2001 Member ID: 528 Pics: My Gallery Location: Rep. of Texas Age: 23 Posts: 232	go with the spacers, I plan to do them sooner or later. the cheapest way to get level. Another thing you could do it body lift, I have a 1.5 inch body lift and run 32's with no problem. '97 red 2wd stepside Silverado X-cab, 350 V8, Grizzly roll bar w/5 100 watt pro comp 6" black lights, chrome stepside steps, 1.5" body lift, lift lips, 32x11.5 BFG AT on Centerline rims, Flowmaster through 2 4" chrome slants, Jacobs plug wires, chrome ram-air, Bosch P4+, sprayed fender flares, descreened MAF, Line-X'ed brush guard

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