Lift Suggestions
#21
RE: Lift Suggestions
Please be aware that lifting the back with a SOA swap and not doing something more radical than a t-bar crank on the front will result in a staggered look with the back end being 2-2.5" higher than the front. This will not make for an ideal ride...
#22
RE: Lift Suggestions
You'll have to get drop brackets for the entire front suspension, pretty much... Might as well save up for a 6" lift and go that way...
No amount of t-bar cranking can make it match the SOA job.
Not to mention, with your t-bars cranked that much, you'll wear out your front end like no tomorrow, and ride like a lumber wagon
Even just levelling the front end to a stock height rear end is cutting it close...
No amount of t-bar cranking can make it match the SOA job.
Not to mention, with your t-bars cranked that much, you'll wear out your front end like no tomorrow, and ride like a lumber wagon
Even just levelling the front end to a stock height rear end is cutting it close...
#23
RE: Lift Suggestions
to get a 31 under the front end of an LS you are going to need ~5 inches of lift and some trimming depending on your offset.
I went with a 2 and 2 with 4inch offset and I Rub on the outside now. (The insides are now safe though!)
I am trimming it this weekend.
[:@]
I went with a 2 and 2 with 4inch offset and I Rub on the outside now. (The insides are now safe though!)
I am trimming it this weekend.
[:@]
#24
RE: Lift Suggestions
hey anybody know what would be a good lift for a 1997 blazer s104 door LT? and how much it would cost?? thanks guys! -Nick
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