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Erich_Heinzelmann___
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| 02/17/2002 11:30 PM |
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| I'm looking for a lift for my 2002 chevy 1500. I want to go more than 6". Any sugestions. I no whiplash gos big, but how are their kits. |
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unknown___
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| 12/26/2001 7:41 PM |
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You can use a coilspring designed for a smaller engine in your Suburban to gain less lift, maintain alignability and even improve the on-road ride. If you were taking the vehicle offroad frequently I'd suggest otherwise.
performancelifts.com
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David at 12/5/2001 9:57:04 PM
Has anyone here lifted a 99 (91-99 i guess) suburban 2" in the front? I have only found 1 kit for a 2" lift, and it is from rough country. I have never heard of them. The reason for 2" is to level it off. Fabtech and a couple of others make a 3" lift, and a local shop suggested trimming those springs to the 2" needed. Now, fabtech makes 2 3" lift kits, one replaces the upper control arm for alignability, I guess the other makes it virtually impossible to align. But lifting it only 2 inches, would it be necessary to replace the upper control arm? I want to be able to line this thing up good, I cannot afford it eating up expensive tires all the time.
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unknown___
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| 03/09/2002 1:49 AM |
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ive seen the whiplash on atruck it had to be hacked up to fit right try the 12or13inch lift from chasies tech looks & works good
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Erich Heinzelmann at 2/17/2002 11:29:31 PM
I'm looking for a lift for my 2002 chevy 1500. I want to go more than 6". Any sugestions. I no whiplash gos big, but how are their kits. |
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unknown___
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| 03/13/2002 3:20 PM |
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Have you thought about FabTech Lifts? They're good with lifting 2WD Trucks. |
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