New member/ What happens when i lift a 2WD

[fordguy9394]

Hey guys im new to the site and this is my first post and i already have lots of questions. My first one is what happens when i lift my 2WD 1994 ford explorer sport. The reason im asking this is because im sure all of you know this already but the roll factor warning sticker on the driver side sunvisor. What happens when there lifted? and it wont be a big lift or nothin fancey since i dont have alot of money. Im thinkin only bout a 2-3 inch lift and some 30s will suit me good thanks for the help guys please get back to me.

 

[BrianDye]

That sticker is just a legal thing, there are members on here with 8" of lift or more.

You'll be just fine lifting it

 

[fordguy9394]

Thanks for getting back to me

 

[BrianDye]

No problem, just make sure you do it the right way, nothing ghetto'ed :

 

[fordguy9394]

How about some add a leaf in the rear for about a 2-3inch lift and some bigger coils up front for a 2-3inch lift im pretty redneck and aint got alot of money and that barely fits my budget lol do you think that will do good for trail ridin

 

[BrianDye]

Im not the guy to answer that, im actually planning on lowering mine, I know with 2nd gens we can do blocks/aal/torsion twist, etc.

Someone will chirp in that can further assist you, try searching while you wait. Try something like "1st gen lift how to" or something?

 

[fordguy9394]

Ok thanks for the help and the info

 

[davexlt]

you should put shackles on which you can make for cheap and spacers in front cant those from an older ford two wheel drive wil give you about 1.5 to 2 inches put some agressive thirtyones on youd probly be impressed how far you could push your truck

 

[fordguy9394]

cool thanks for the info i thought about doing that first but i thought everyone would laugh at me

 

[Sams01XplrSprt]

welcome

 

[BrooklynBay]

Welcome to this forum! Check the shocks, suspensions, and lift kits section.