Hey one of my soldiers has a 2004 TB 4x4 and he is looking to lift it to run 33's. I called the big names like fabtech, Procomp and Skyjacker and they all said no!! We want to stay away from a body lift, but if we have to run one in conjunction with a suspension lift to accomodate 33's then we will. Hey brother, any help out there. Thanks for your time and support'in the troops.

 

you could try rough country...im not positive but its worth a try

 

Have you looked at 4x4 directed sites?

pirate4x4.com might be of alot of use to you.


Good luck with the find, and thank you for all you are doing for our country.

 

Nobody makes a lift kit for the Trailblazer. This is as close as you can get:

www.suspensionmaxx.com/trailblazer.htm

I think GM's design of the Trailblazer was to keep the center of gravity as low as possible to prevent roll over. That is what I think is keeping companies from producing a suspension lift. I think it is physically impossible unless you did some custom work to get the drive line above the oil pan. The Trailblazer's front suspension will not lend itself to a kit due to the increased roll over potential. Your soldier may have to settle for a body lift....

Then there is this below. It's from a Japan based company, but it seems kinda sketchy.

http://www.sounddomain.com/member_pa...=229136&page=4

 

Hey brothers thank you all so much for the "legwork". It looks like rabbit0102030 hit it. I went on that website and I think the coil spacers will work. There was a link to installation location. We are in barstow, ca at the National Training center and there are several close by. I have done several lifts and I was going to help, but I am leary about messing with coil springs. Again Thanks to all.