lift- camber question

[jsr86]

i have am 06 quad cab 2x4 and wanted to put a 4-5 inch lift on it. when you lift these trucks it adds positive camber to the wheels because the suspension is extended. is there a way to bring the camber back to where it was with a lift- negative camber- so that the outside of the tires arent wearing quicker?

[DCSpecial]

You need to drop the upper mounting point of the I-beams. This generally is included in a complete suspension system. You also need to either drop the radius arm or a get a replacement radius arm.

[jsr86]

how do i drop the upper mounting pount on the I beams?

[97Beast]

You need a bracket for that. The bracket would bolt on to the spot where the i-beams are mounted.

[DCSpecial]

Yep, it's a bracket.....would be included with a lift system of that size along with the radius arm bracket or arm.

[jsr86]

where would i find a 2wd lit? every single lift i see is for a 4x4. i want a 4-6 in lift, not just the 2 in leveling kit. i have a 06 f250

[DCSpecial]

Originally Posted by jsr86

where would i find a 2wd lit? every single lift i see is for a 4x4. i want a 4-6 in lift, not just the 2 in leveling kit. i have a 06 f250

I'll check on the availability and pricing on the Fabtech 2wd systems.

They offer a basic and performance system.

2wd 05-07 super duty

[motone82]

Pro Comp has a lift for you as well. You are also going to want to get the alignment cams so you can actually adjust the camber.