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Tippman7641
12/5/2007 9:17:28 AM
hey i want some lift out of my blazer, just to put some mean looking tires on, i only make about $150 a week, anyone have anyideas of what i can do, the actual life part that is, casue i can get rims and tires cheap
also ilm lookig for a small brush guard that just loops up and has a spot for two lights, casue im putting a folding light bar on the roof
Millertime21
12/5/2007 9:40:58 AM
You can get a 2" or 3" body lift for under $150 shipped to your door depending on what year your blazer is. Then you could clear 31's. Also could do shackles and crank the torsion bars up a little to get another 1.5"-2", but it will cause your front end to wear a little faster. If you do a search on torsion bars you'll see what I mean.
Tippman7641
12/5/2007 9:49:11 AM
im usually very good with the mechinx stuff, o and its a 2000 4dr

sp will it look like the one in ur avatar?
nj4x4blaze
12/5/2007 9:58:26 AM
Yea body lift is the cheapest way to go.. I'm not a huge fan of the whole cranking the torsion bars because of all the front suspension wear it causes..
 
Oh yea BTW check out this section of the forum for additional info : http://www.blazerforum.com/forumid_240/tt.htm
Tippman7641
12/13/2007 7:27:39 AM
what is in a 2inch kit like what am i replacing or changing?
Tippman7641
12/13/2007 7:35:23 AM
also will this FOLDING light bar fit on the truck?

http://www.pickupspecialties.com/Carr/Light_bars/carr_light_bars.htm

im paring it with this

otnietdehoooo
12/13/2007 7:40:31 AM
body lift comes with 10 spacers and assorted accessories like bumper relocation brackets and tubing to extend gas filler neck...

2" suspension lift kit comes with new upper control arms and torsion bar keys and add-a-leaf's. they say with new UCA's, it wont increase ball joint wear or any of that stuff but the CV shaft angle is still increasing which isnt good.

you can do your own suspension lift by buying shackles or add-a-leafs for the rear and crank the t-bars up for less than $100



i think millertime has a body lift and a DIY susp lift


MORE INFO      << Rocky Mountain Suspension
 
 
i think the Hunter Bull Bar looks better than the Westin.
 
Tippman7641
12/13/2007 7:48:35 AM
is that one lifted?, and dose that have brackets for lights


im going for offroad look even if it really isnt that fuctional
http://www.pickupspecialties.com/
getting most of the stuff from them
gonna try to get a vissor, folding light bar(4 lights), small brush guard(2 lights) and hopefully 2 inch lift


on and one of these hidden in the back
http://www.pickupspecialties.com/GoLight/golight_remote_controlled_spotlights.htm
otnietdehoooo
12/13/2007 7:52:47 AM
thats a ZR2 so, yes its lifted compared to yours, but it doesnt appear to be lifted from stock ZR2 suspension.   i believe the bar has brakcets for lights.  $150 stainless steel and $120 black powder coated
 
HUNTER BULL BAR - eBay
nhvff57
2/1/2008 9:05:17 PM
Not to change the subject but millertime, is your top row of lights just mounted onto the top rack cuz that looks sick. If you are looking at it from the side does it look weird since that rack is pretty far back?
 
nvm figured out how to get the rack further up
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