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Old Aug 6, 2009 | 10:30 AM
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i have a 97 blazer ls w/ leafs in the rear and tbars in the front. i would like 3-4"s of lift. could anybody tell me how to achieve this without buying a kit? thanks
 
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The easiest way is to buy a kit. Why do you not want to use a kit? If its too much $. think about a 3 inch body lift alot cheaper.
 
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easiest/cheapest way to get 3-4" of lift would be a 1.5" tbar crank, 2" shackles in the rear and a 2" body lift that combination will give you about 3.5-4" of lift.
 
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Originally Posted by mikeinwi
easiest/cheapest way to get 3-4" of lift would be a 1.5" tbar crank, 2" shackles in the rear and a 2" body lift that combination will give you about 3.5-4" of lift.
x2. Thats the best/cheapest way to do it
 
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