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Sagging rear. - 1/8/2008 6:59:37 PM   
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I've noticed the rear on my blazer is sagging a bit. I have also noticed that all of my shocks are shot.

I'm not looking for it to be an extreme off-road machine, but I will be using it for hunting and fishing and to get to hard to get spots.

What can I do to raise the rear just a bit, and what are some good affordable shocks that will work well when driving on the highway, and when I am going off-roading.
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RE: Sagging rear. - 1/8/2008 7:11:23 PM   
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you could buy aftermarket shackles that could raise the rear around 2 inches.

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RE: Sagging rear. - 1/8/2008 7:14:23 PM   
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How does aftermarket shackles affect the ride, shocks, drivetrain, etc.

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RE: Sagging rear. - 1/8/2008 7:26:59 PM   
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Shackles leave the ride quality the same...
Add a Leaf which also raises the rear gives a more stiffer ride...
while an air ride will give you a smoother ride, but costing a lot!

If you want the front higher you can do a T-bar crank, which is for 4wd blazers, 2wd have springs...
cranking the t-bar makes the front end wear faster!

Or you could go the bodylift route ($200ish) and life the entire blazer 2-3"  this will not affect the ride quality or cause premature front end wear.


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RE: Sagging rear. - 1/9/2008 8:47:48 AM   
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Look at Monroe shocks that too expensive. I've got those on mine blazer

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RE: Sagging rear. - 1/10/2008 4:37:22 PM   
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I've got Monroe reflex monotube truck shocks and they are quite nice riding.

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