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Old 10-04-2009, 02:27 AM
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So I bought some 2" lift shackles for my Blazer. And in my anticipation I decided to see if I could photoshop my blazer to have roughly a 2" lift. Here is my very modest attempt:

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I may have gone a little overbaord...hard to measure inches.
 

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Old 10-08-2009, 12:58 AM
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They should be on tomorrow =)

 
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Old 10-08-2009, 01:07 AM
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I don't see how you computer guys can edit a pic like that... the after pic looks like that is how the truck actually sits, can't even tell it was edited!
 
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Old 10-08-2009, 01:21 AM
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Actually this is a pretty terrible job lol. Look closely at the rear tire tread. I botched it all to hell. It's really not that hard editing pictures. I taught myself using paint.net in a couple of hours. Thanks BTW =)
 
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I caught that rear tire mess...and a little under the truck towards the front . Even still not a bad job at all. Can't wait to see them installed...should look awesome!
 
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Haha...yeah, I started under the front. I got progressively better and then was too tired to go back and clean it up. It gets the job done haha. Installing them in 2 hours. =D
 
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Those r going to look awesome bud.
 
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so, are you done yet?
 
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FINALLY got finished. All the bolts came out easy. Slid um out with my hands. Except for one....6 hours, 2 destroyed C clamps, and one angry wife later...it came out. Result:





Not too far off from my photoshop =P
 
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looks sharp man
 


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