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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: junkman on August 29, 2006, 11:56:26 AM
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Hello All,
Man, I have been looking at all the postings on how and how much work is involved in lifting a Sidekick. I want to get about 5" of total lift on this thing for some 31's and I want to maintain somewhat of a decent ride as I drive it to work sometimes. (114 mile roundtrip per day) I am not particularly fascinated with body lifts and would prefer this to be done on the suspension. Please don't tell me to get a Calmini catalog because that stuff is way too expensive for me. I do however have access to lots of scrap metal and can weld and engineer. Any suggestions from anyone? If there is a safe do-it-yourself way I would like to know. (If my ol' kick fell apart and I wrecked and got hurt, it would really piss off the grandkids.) Thanks for any help you can give me.
Junkman
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Here are some home grown. Another good reference and group of Zuk enthusiasts
http://bbs.zuwharrie.com/content/topic,44130.0.html
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http://www.zukiworld.com/month_030104/feature_sidekickbudgetlift.htm
check out this link. i think its a 2" lift, but you could combine that with some custom fabrication, and coil spacers, and have a good, cheap lift. its worth a try
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[url]http://www.zukiworld.com/month_030104/feature_sidekickbudgetlift.htm[/url]
check out this link. i think its a 2" lift, but you could combine that with some custom fabrication, and coil spacers, and have a good, cheap lift. its worth a try
Thanks for the info!
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let us know what you end up doing, and how much you spend. good luck!
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let us know what you end up doing, and how much you spend. good luck!
Thanks for all the replies. I will let you know what happens. I knew that old F-150 would come in handy for something! Anybody ever deal with All Foreign Auto Parts (all4n.com) in OH, IN, KY, MI?
Junkman