It won't change anything. People running 5 or 6 inch lift kits are raised up much higher and don't have problems.

 

I don't see issues with that short of a lift. All joints will have added stress however, ask Benedict1337 how many CV axles he's gone through lol.

U joints may wear out a little faster but there shouldn't be any major issues. A "wobble" would more likely be caused by an unbalanced driveshaft or a U-joint that was already worn out to the point where it would need replacing very soon anyway.

 

Yeah, but we've seen his driving

 

Lol replaced mine 3 times in the past 2 years. Im on my 3rd set up hubs as well...

 

How easy would it to be to just buy all the parts separately for a 5in lift without dropping 2 grand on a BDS or supalift product? Anyone done it before?

 

probably more expensive than just buying the lift together

 

Hello, I have a chevrolet blazer 4x4 2 door 2003 (I think it's a ZR2) and would like to install on it a lift kit. I need help, because I don't know what kit I have to mount to lift it. (look at my pics to see the car. Thanks)
If someone can bring me some pages where to buy the best lift kit.

 

This is my car, which I want lift.
Thanks for your help!

 

Let me google that for you

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this should be different with the ZR2 blazer right? becuase my 2000 ZR2 has 31's on it with no prob and im pretty sure its all stock