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FatBoyBlazer

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Alright i'm new here i have a 91 Blazer<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.fatboyblazer.coloradok5.com/mytrucksmall.jpg>http://www.fatboyblazer.coloradok5.com/mytrucksmall.jpg</A> i don't think that it has a lift on it how can i find out i bought it used about a year ago. I need to get new tires now, the old ones were 32's and i was planing on getting BFG All terains (35's).what is a cheap price thati can get a set of 4. the price i have now is $771 at sear's. it's not getting put on the road till july so i just wanted to know i that is a good price.
another questiong is would hose be good with 3.73's, thats what i have now. als9o i want to lift it like 6 inchs with springs. but please note that it is also a daily driver.
 
The fornt springs should look like an upside down U (negative arch) these are stock springs. If they U up, then they are lift springs..

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Check out www.ntwonline.com They have great prices on lift kits and tires there. You will have to go with a 6" kit if you want to run the 35's Go with a super ride or soft ride kit for the front springs. I would stay away from 6" lift springs in the rear though because of the arch of these springs they ride really rough, especially if you take remove the top of your Blazer! For the rear I would go with ORD's 4" shackle flip for the rear along with a 2" add-a-leaf kit that way there you will beef up the rear springs a little bit and you will have a good ride and good flexability. Hope this helps! Goodluck!

'78 k5 sb400, th350, np203, 35" swampers
 

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