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07-14-2005, 11:03 PM
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New Blazer Mods
Hey guys a few questions. Just got the new blazer, my old one got totalled last week, so I am starting over on this one. The only thing I used from the old one was my exhaust I had on it. Instead of lowering this one I want to lift it. I am not sure though, I want to make sure that it is a noticable lift, but I also don't know if I do the blody lift or suspension lift. Which is better and which will be noticeable. Also where is the best place to get the kit and can I just have a suspension installer do it. Any help would be great thanks everyone
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1967 mustang coupe new candy apple red paint with charcle striping, 351 windsor rebuilt 100 miles ago, 463 butt gears, B&M QUICK SHIFT, c-4 Transmission, shaved door handles, custom interior - not finished yet, 68 gt wheels-powder coated, slicks for the track, mustang 2 suspension. 1996 Blazer LS 2 door 4wd aftermarket muffler-Flowmaster 40, cold air intake coming, blazer extreme body kit on it's way also, front has been lowered with tensioners, and rear with a block. 
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07-16-2005, 11:55 AM
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Re: Re: New Blazer Mods
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I did there ins't anything good on lifts and that is why I asked, where and what was a lift size. Thanks though
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1967 mustang coupe new candy apple red paint with charcle striping, 351 windsor rebuilt 100 miles ago, 463 butt gears, B&M QUICK SHIFT, c-4 Transmission, shaved door handles, custom interior - not finished yet, 68 gt wheels-powder coated, slicks for the track, mustang 2 suspension. 1996 Blazer LS 2 door 4wd aftermarket muffler-Flowmaster 40, cold air intake coming, blazer extreme body kit on it's way also, front has been lowered with tensioners, and rear with a block.
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