Lifting a 2WD Dodge B350 Van

[vintageracer]

I have a 1996 2WD Standard Wheelbase Dodge B350 "Sportsmobile" pop top conversion van. Given that this van is 2WD and that Dodge Vans are Unibody in construction leads to my question:

Is there a good and safe way to "Lift" this 2WD van 2 inches to 3 inches MAX over stock suspension height without major surgery or goofy suspension angles?

[Pntyrmvr]

Yup. Find the article on lowering Dodge pickups and reverse it. The pickups have higher height steering knuckles than the vans. The old lowering trick for the pickups is a raising trick for the vans.

[vintageracer]

It's not the spindle that adds height it's the lower control arm. The PU lower control arm has a 2-3 inch higher position for the spring versus the van lower control arm which is 2-3 inches lower in the control.

[greasemonkey512]

have you found any more info. on this?

[Sheppie62]

I’m interested also, I was planning on using a 3” eurothane bushing on top of the spring, hope to get 2” -3” lift

[hippievan]

U Tube video (part 1 of 18) on how to lift a Dodge RAM van, as part of a full front end project. Been thinking about lifting mine.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...il&FORM=VIREHT