any Lifted Blazer's on here...
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RE: any Lifted Blazer's on here... - 1/16/2006 11:02:15 PM
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Bgray
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anybody..anybody.....bueler...bueler........
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RE: any Lifted Blazer's on here... - 1/17/2006 2:25:18 PM
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Hanr3
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TrailMaster, and Superlift are the 2 that come to mind at the moment. Me personally. I installed a 3" body lift, trimmed my fenders and am running 33" tires on the '87 S10-Blazer. I am not going to install a suspension lift kit. I am going to swap the IFS out for a Solid axle hopefully next winter. On the '00 I think I will put a 2" body lift on it and step up to 31" tires the next time I buy new tires. That might be awhile though. The 30" BFG All-Terrains aren't anywhere near wore out yet.
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RE: any Lifted Blazer's on here... - 1/17/2006 6:17:50 PM
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Bgray
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yah Ive heard good and bad about both kits...jsut feeling it out to see responses....Yah Solid front is the way to go if ur all about offroadin...this thing barely see's a gravel driveway!
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2005 Blazer. 5 speed..Stock Mommy Mover . Some Crap on it. Custom comes One cut at a Time, Not in a Box.
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