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Old Feb 23, 2006 | 08:22 PM
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ok what i have is a 2001 blazer. it is a 4dr. 4x4 automatic. I have heard that these roll kind of easy so that is my only holdback on lifting it. If i lift it im only doing 2 inchs. if i lower it i want at least 4 in. can i get some feedback or suggestions on this??

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Old Feb 23, 2006 | 08:32 PM
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ok what i have is a 2001 blazer. it is a 4dr. 4x4 automatic. I have heard that these roll kind of easy so that is my only holdback on lifting it. If i lift it im only doing 2 inchs. if i lower it i want at least 4 in. can i get some feedback or suggestions on this??

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Lift tht bad boy up. lowering just looks GAY.
 
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who makes some good lift kits for a decent price? i checked a local shop and the only one they could find was a 2" lift. does anyone make a 4" for my truck?
 
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Lift tht bad boy up. lowering just looks GAY.


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Lowering does not look gay. In fact it can look really good like in that picture. I say since you have 4x4 to lift it up though.
 
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that is a very good looking lowered blazer. since mine is 4x4 i am leaning more towards a lift.
 
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I looked into a lift for my Blazer. Youre going to spend about $600 for 2". Superlift and Rough Country make 2" lifts, Trailmaster makes a 5" lift, and Superlift makes a 6" lift. The 6" is about $1800 if I remember right. Belltech makes a 3/3 drop kit for 4wd, about $160 on stylinconcepts.com

Oh, and they dont roll that easily, I've done some crazy sh*t in my Blazer and only lifted a wheel once.
 
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How about a suspension lowering kit with the tallest body pucks you can find. Then add dome killer 24" rims.
 
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hahaha, now that would look pretty wierd, a lowered suspension with a body lift.
 
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hahaha, now that would look pretty wierd, a lowered suspension with a body lift.

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Could you stuff 24"s in there with that setup?
 



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