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BigFatGuy
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Posted: 08/04/07 02:43 PM
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I own a 2004 GMC Sierra 1500 2-wheel drive with a V6 and a 5-speed stick.
I am interested in getting the truck lifted for appearance purposes and for driving on dirt roads when I go pheasant hunting in the fall.
I'm not sure how much lift I need, what type of lift kit to buy and who I should bring my truck to for the installation.
Thanks for any help.
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Posted: 08/07/07 08:03 AM
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Where are you located? there are 4wheel parts stores all across the nation and im sure they could hook u up with a fabtech, cst, superlift....the list of lift kit companies goes on and on. U probably want to look into a 4-6 inch lift and to run 33 to 35 inch tires on your rig
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BigFatGuy
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Posted: 08/07/07 08:34 AM
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Thanks for the info. I used to live in Burbank, California. There was a 4Wheel Parts store on Victory Boulevard in Burbank, but that location was closed in 2004. I now live in New Jersey and am looking for someone local. Any suggestions? Thanks for your help.
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4x4Link
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Posted: 08/28/07 10:08 AM
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Can't help you with a local shop (since I'm on the other side of the nation) but I would suggest a 3" spindle lift and some 33's. With that V-6 you don't really want to go too big with the tires unless you plan to regear at some point. A spindle lift will be a cheap and effective means to fit the tires you want.
'99 Ranger LT 4x4
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esanchez
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Posted: 08/30/07 08:50 AM
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Yeah, big wheels & tires on a V-6 isn't a great idea unless you re-gear. I'd definitely recommend it.
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