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Dan Whitaker
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95 was a ******* year.
The rear torsion bar mounts are welded on where as 1996-2001 they were bolted on. You can use use a Superlift or Trail Matser kit but you will need a qualified welder to cut the old mounts off and weld the mounts on.
The rear torsion bar mounts are welded on where as 1996-2001 they were bolted on. You can use use a Superlift or Trail Matser kit but you will need a qualified welder to cut the old mounts off and weld the mounts on.
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Fixed. No spell check at work. They don't want us using Firefox so we are stuck with IE
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Awesome-
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thanks Dan for helping my vocable, um, vacobul, um, speech skillzes
Dan, you are one bastrad dude!
Back to the problem of a 95 lift. I think since a 3" body lift will fit 33's, and a 4" supension lift does the same, you are really better off with a body lift, because the suspension lift will actually decrease the ground clearance on the front cross member. With the 4" lift and 33" tires you only gain 1/2" of actual clearance--believe it or not--
with a body lift and 33" tires, you will gain 1.5" , maybe a bit more at the front cross member.
I need to start using it-
thanks Dan for helping my vocable, um, vacobul, um, speech skillzes
Dan, you are one bastrad dude!
Back to the problem of a 95 lift. I think since a 3" body lift will fit 33's, and a 4" supension lift does the same, you are really better off with a body lift, because the suspension lift will actually decrease the ground clearance on the front cross member. With the 4" lift and 33" tires you only gain 1/2" of actual clearance--believe it or not--
with a body lift and 33" tires, you will gain 1.5" , maybe a bit more at the front cross member.
nteresting, plus it's alot cheeper than a suspension lift, LOL.Explorer Features
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