2" lift alignment question

[wbfd331]

I was considering installing a 2" susp lift from skyjacker who recommends a caster/camber kit. When I went to buy the kit from a local retailer he suggested I didn't due to serious alignment problems associated with the twin I-Beam system if you don't use drop brackets, which are not available in 2" coil/aal kits.
Is this a real concern or was he just trying to sell me a 4" kit? Has anyone had alignment problems with spacer/aal kits?
I'm on a budget so I can't afford more than 1.5"-2" of susp lift with my 30x9.5 tires. Will the F150 coil seats + aal kit work as well as the Skyjacker kit considering it's less than half the cost? Any suggestions appreciated.

 

[Joey P]

I don't know either, but I am curious also.

 

[RangerX]

2" is considered the max you can lift without needing drop brackets. You will need new camber bushings, probably with the max degree available for our frontend. (2.5)

On my 92 Ex, I put 2.5" coils into an otherwise stock frontend, and with the 2.5 degree bushings, I'm not quite able to get it in perfect alignment. It's about 1 degree off, and I can live with that!