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Hey guys!

Just signed up here and have a few questions.. Just bought a 95 s10 blazer with a brand new set of 26'' rims that came with it.. There really nice and was told they would slide right on and that just isn't happening.. Did a little research and a few guys said they used 2'' bodylifts.. Was wondering if I did a suspension lift and no body lift (Cause I think body lift serves no purpose) would this work for these? Or would I need to do both? Thx!

Chris

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Yes, it can work

Friend used spring locks from PepBoys and he had no problems.

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dont use spring locks they can vibrate out and cause problems but yes a suspension, block, or body lift would work if i where u i would look into a leveling kit just makes the truck look so much better

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If all you need to change is the clearance between hub and body, either lift type will work.

Static drops are my bag.

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dont use spring locks they can vibrate out and cause problems but yes a suspension, block, or body lift would work if i where u i would look into a leveling kit just makes the truck look so much better

If done CORRECTLY and you don't drive like a dumbass, they will last. He's had them on there for over 2 years. Never had a problem. Daily drove it for about a year and half too.

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A body lift would be the cheapest/easiest I would think bro, its been almost a decade since I needed any kind of lift but I remember body lifts were cheaper, at that time anyway. I say body lift because all you need is for the wheels to clear the body, so a 4" body lift probably will be enough, but I know NOTHING about these types of blazers so do a lil research online about how much clearance you'll need and get a body lift accordingly, all the body lift does is raise the body from the fame so it's perfect for clearance especially if you're not off roading.

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Oh and X2 on pics bro! I wanna see the wheels and truck!

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I would just buy a leveling kit, install it and call it a day. Pretty cheap to buy relatively simple or cheap to install

Everythings in the attic or garage since the truck was sold last year. New build should be coming soon in a dodge cummins smile.gif

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I would just buy a leveling kit, install it and call it a day. Pretty cheap to buy relatively simple or cheap to install

that's the easiest way and the cheapest, plus leveling kits make a truck look bad ass. I hate the dumb ass nose dive stance

Build Log

1996 chevy suburban

2 zv4 15

kenwood excelon mids and tweeters

kenwood excelon deck

mevhman 370

3 batts all different

mechman avmb II

2 inch squat

33 inch muds

straight pipes

kixker zx series 4ch

sundown amps

memphis 0 gauge

soon to be fu audio c pillar wall

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