2000 Chevy Blazer 4.3 4x4 4 door looking for suspension lift kit
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2000 Chevy Blazer 4.3 4x4 4 door looking for suspension lift kit
Whats going on everyone I work in a shop here in Indiana, and I am trying to figure out exactly what is the best lift kit for the four door model. I have only found a few, and am currently looking at a kit made by Trailmaster (5 inchlift). I am also wondering as to what messures can I take with this vehicle to reduce the amount of body lean (or roll over rate) while lifting it. Can anyone help?
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RE: 2000 Chevy Blazer 4.3 4x4 4 door looking for suspension lift kit
That's pretty much it. You've got the Trailmaster 5' kit, superlift makes a 6' kit, and short of that, you've got 2' kits that just crank up the torsion bars and add lift shackles in the rear.
Since you have a shop and I'm assuming a bit of mechanical ability, you might want to consider doing a solid front axle swap (SFA). Put a Dana 30 or 44 under it, make a custom front crossmember for leaf mounts, and voila (more or less
). If you really wanna get creative, do a SFA with coil overs instead of the leaf springs most SFA'd blazers have!
Since you have a shop and I'm assuming a bit of mechanical ability, you might want to consider doing a solid front axle swap (SFA). Put a Dana 30 or 44 under it, make a custom front crossmember for leaf mounts, and voila (more or less
). If you really wanna get creative, do a SFA with coil overs instead of the leaf springs most SFA'd blazers have!
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