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I think that if you go with just factory springs you will be about 2 inches higher im sure over 17 years your factory springs have sagged 2 inches. Just a thought.
it has larger tires and custom wheels, i just wanna rase it a little. 4in is too much. just was wondering if theres some kinda spring or lift block combo to use.
i seriously belive that factory replacement springs will give you 2 inches, i know my factory springs are saggin quite abit actually.
does it still have the lift block in the rear, if so you could get a 4 inch lift and remove the lift block, actually giving you 2 inches of lift, another thought.
I would talk to a spring shop and get your springs re-arched with an extra 2" or so of lift. Any good spring shop will be able to do this for you.
You might need slightly longer brake lines for the front and rear. A set of stainless steel braided lines for a lift kit (even a bigger lift won't hurt) will do it.
Your camber will probably be off after lifting the front. You might be able to fix this with camber bushings, or you might need drop brackets. A good offroad shop will know exactly what you're talking about.
ok, if i replace the stock 2in block in the rear with a 4in it will be 2 in higher, so if i buy a 4in kit will that make the truck 2in higher or 4in higher???
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