Re: 88 Blazer 4x4..Lift?

You can get a 2.5" lift w/ front springs and rear blocks for a couple hundred and that will allow you to run 33x12.5's on 15x10's w/ very little problem. PLEASE DONT DO A BODY LIFT! For the money you save you'll make the Blazer worth less due to a hacked up fan shroud, UGLY gaps between the body and frame, rerouted or loose gables, etc., etc... Do the 2.5" suspension lift, add a set of 33" BFG A/T KO's on 15x10 whatevers, a set of shocks, and a new steering stabilizer. Brake lines and driveshafts will be fine. Make sure your front-end is in good shape, too. You will wind up with a sharp lookin' SUV that will be plenty streetable and you will still improve the off-road ability. You should have 3.73 gears and a TH700R4. Final ratio in OD will be WAY to high for anything other than driving down the road at speed. If you insist on keeping it in OD all the time, plan on having a fried trans...

What is the best method of lifting my truck....I just want 2" or so...don't > have a whole bunch of expendable cash and want it done right....getting > different opinions from everyone.....and tires and wheels....any help would be > appreciated
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