Looking for a 2-3 inch lift

[zman56789]

Hey expedition folks. Looking to do a 2-3 inch lift preferably not a body lift what would be the best was to go? Spacers in the back ? Already have 33 inch tires with Torsion bars cranked 2 turns no rubbing just looking for a little higher. Thanks for the help

 

[FordandPolaris]

Is it 4WD? Looks kind of low in the front already, so if it is you should be able to crank the bars more. Then find some spacers with the height you want on ebay and put them in.

 

[zman56789]

Ya it's a 4wd it's level right now just how it's parked at work. Not sure what to do in the front other than the torsion bars

 

[WhiteLightning]

Your Expedition

All of the body lifts are virtually the same. They're made virtually the same materials and come with the same parts. I've seen both a 2" and a 3" on fourwheelparts.com. Also, do you have a 2000? Because I have 2000 and I recognize the wheels. A few of my hub caps fell off so I just took them all off. And to be honest I believe they wheels look better without them.

 

[tonydiv]

I would go with a body lift, simply because of the cost difference. A real suspension lift will be at least 4 - 5x the cost of a body lift.

Get the gap guards and no one will ever know that you have a body lift.

 

[James013168]

I seen I lift kit on ebay, around 150.00 I think. 3" front and 2" rear lift.

 

[zman56789]

Thanks I'll have to look at some body lifts how much are they normally and how hard are they to do

 

[Autumnstang97]

Just curious, your rims I believe are 16x7. What size tires do you have on them? I know you said 33, but the width? And what brand? Those looks sweet.

 

[zman56789]

Yes the rims are 16x7. The tires are 285/75/16 dick cepek radial fcII. They're great tires gotten 3 dodges out of mud almost to my bumper. Put them on before I cranked the torsion bars and had no rubbing. Thanks for the compliment

 

[zman56789]

Oh and section width is 11.3

 

[Autumnstang97]

Sweet thank you for the reply. Much appreciated.

 

[benya21097]

You fit those tires with stock height? Or is that what the adjusted torsion bars did was lift it a little?