hey i want to lift my 1998 blazer mid size but im not sure which lift kit to go with if anyone has any advice or tips feel free to let me know thanks guys

 

unfortunately there are not to many choices out there and its a pricey mod. But if you got the $$ super lift makes a 6 inch kit that fits 33"s without a problem. i'd prolly go for a front axle swap first to make it worth it because that much travle is hell on cv shafts ontop of the already problem-matic front suspension components.

 

thanks for the reply. do you happen to know which one it is? because summit has 4 and superlift is a pain to call if not its not a big deal. thanks again

 

Trailmaster 5" Suspension Lift - http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/GM_...tm#TrailMaster

Rough Country 2" Suspension Lift - http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/GM_...ough%20Country

Superlift 6" Suspension Lift - http://www.rockymountainsusp.com/GM_....htm#Superlift

Some other trailmasters - http://www.car-stuff.com/performance...&category=

And BDS Supension Lift - http://www.bds-suspension.com/php/ProductSelect.php

 

Blazin96..... the superlift 6" kit comes with new suspension components and im fairyl sure it lowers the front differential to eliminate most problems. As far as best for the money lift for these trucks IMOits the Superlift F.I.T. Lift 6". I've done alot of research on the different lifts for these trucks and the 2 inch lifts a hell for your stock components and the 2 inch body lifts dont do much more for your truck than make it look better...

 

the 2 inch lift doesnt do anything just makes it look better but you cant really put a really larger tire on but it does add an agressive look

 

you can put on a 1 inch larger tire with no trimming..... so its not really worth it for approximately 1/2 inch of tire...lol

 

It's a shame nobody has a good 3 or 4 inch lift... Ahhhh well, that just means bigger tires, lol

 

so will the 6" superlift fit a 2-door?? it seems like i remember reading somewhere it will only work for 4 doors but i dont see nothing about it on that link.

 

Should work perfectly fine on the 2 door... Just remember to take corners a little slower... Apparently, the 2 door Blazers are prone to roll-overs... something to do with a somewhat short and narrow wheelbase with the high CG...