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body lift
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are the blocks you have on top of the original rubbers??? if so you will just need to buy shorter bolts and jack it up and pull them out.
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2010 Colorado - unmolested for now.
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88 Cruiser Middy Frp Top
33" BFG All Terrains, Tjm Bullbar, Dual Batteries & Some Awesome Tunes
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Current Ride
2010 Colorado - unmolested for now.
Old Ride
88 Cruiser Middy Frp Top
33" BFG All Terrains, Tjm Bullbar, Dual Batteries & Some Awesome Tunes
T-T-T-T-T Turbo
yeh and loosen your steering shaft so it can be fed back into the sockect. if you have steel lines you will need to coil them up oposite of stretching them out for lift else you may risk breaking them wen lowering. any barwork and attachments suited for the Body lift will need to be changed. and your radiator may need to be lowered as well. im not sure but your handbrake may be affected as the body will be lower so it may be loose not sure on that one tho. im sure there are other ppl on here who have done it that can help
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