Does a 2" front Dynolift leveling kit require a Diff Drop?

Hello all. Sorry for the no doubt redundant question. I have only found one statement, in one thread, that said nothing else is required on a 2" Dynolift leveling lift, but have seen a gazillion opinions, frankly that are quite confusing, about all the other lifts, options and requirements... So, short answers for this challenged one please. Can I install the Dynolift 2" front leveling kit without the need for any other modifications or parts? Thanks in advance.

By the way, simple as it is, I use my truck for everyday everything but get the best out of it during hunting seasons and pulling my boats fishing all summer. I am always way in back country. I haul my Honda Foreman in it all fall, winter n spring. The tailgate would not close by about 4" so I removed the top bolts that secure the latch to the gate, fabricated 4" latches out of flat stock, tacwelded it to the bolt and bolted it in the same holes. I can now close and lock my tailgate when hauling my atv. Which is nice cause noone can steal my ramp from under the atv with the gate locked! Also, when i dont have the atv in the back, i just turn the flatstock along the gate and it closes normally.

I liked the General Grabber AT2 245/75/16 that were on it. They were great tires in snow, mud and the highway. So, I just replaced them but went up a hair to Grabber ATx 265/75/16. But it filled the front wheel well enough for me to want the leveling kit.

So divorce dictates my lack of a bankroll to do what I would ultimately like to do to my truck but I guess having it and all my toys is enough to ask for.

Thanks again.
J