All done..

[jonathon]

Before:

After:

4" lift I pieced together for about $300.. turned out good, just need to tweak the drag link a bit still.

 

[dfl701]

How did you get it for 300?

 

[jonathon]

Used springs, ebay steering arm, used blocks, new u-bolts, new procomp shocks.

I had spring bushings from thatk30guy that I used on the springs..

 

[bhales]

nice budget score, looking good

 

[chevyuser74]

dont forget about the stickers.

 

[jonathon]

dont forget about the stickers.

5hp each, right?

I am surprised.. it rides better than stock, though without the sway bar hitting some bumpy road hard and fast is a little squirrelly. The stiffer springs are much better on road than the stock ones. We shall see how it shakes my teeth out on the unbladed DNR roads.

 

[jonathon]

 

[dfl701]

is your front lower also or is it just the ground unlevel?

 

[GNERGY]

Nice clean, good lookin burb.
Tarey

 

[jonathon]

is your front lower also or is it just the ground unlevel?

Uneven ground.. I'm going to take a guess and say the front and rear are about level.. the fender openings are larger up front.

Only problem I have now is I think my shocks are too short up front... they are for a 4" lift but are only a couple inches from fully extended installed Okay for the street I guess, but I'm going to need to remove them and measure the front travel and get new shocks.

 

[colbystephens]

i have rancho RS5000 for a 4" lift and didn't know how much they will limit travel! major suckage... so i feel ya on that.

looks good man. now you need some 38's and a set of cut off discs!

 

[moneypit_K5]

now you need some 38's and a set of cut off discs!

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