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ZUKIWORLD Model Specific Suzuki Forum => Suzuki Grand Vitara, Vitara, Chevy Tracker (Gen. 2 Platform) 1999-2005 => Topic started by: bandit86 on April 25, 2016, 01:09:57 PM
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I was n the low range site looking at body lifts, didn't see one for the 99 so I emailed them. Only make the 1 inch kit KSP-BL1 for 4 doors as the steering linkage gets complicated.
What do you guys do to fix the linkage, and is there anything other that needs to be done? If I buy the earlier version 2 inch lift kit, will it bolt in?
My last tracker, a 93, had a 4 inch body lift, I'm sure I can figure it out but I'd rather hear from those with experience
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its a case by case basis on steering linkage. I just loosened the aluminum flat bar clamp on the steering shaft moving it down 3/4 from bottom and 1/4 from top. it is a little stiff but has worked fine for the last year. or you can go to rocky road off-road and they sell the extension kit. I would try the bar clamp first and buy the kit if you are not happy. I have 2.5 suspension lift and a 2" body lift on my 01 2dr
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That's about the lift I'd like to go, but I think 1.5 suspension might be enough for me. If anything I'd like a little more articulation and straighter cv angles
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sky manufacturing I think I got my 2" from
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Maybe with this, you wouldn't need any body lift:
2.5" Suspension System:
http://www.calmini.com/detail.php?b=2&m=7&t=1&p=747&n= (http://www.calmini.com/detail.php?b=2&m=7&t=1&p=747&n=)
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That kit costs more than I paid for the tracker and all new brakes and parts to get it on the road...
The 2 inch body lift from rocky road is 140$usd, I can sacrifice some rise quality I guess
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you could also use 2" square tubing
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Isn't the original body mount a lot wider than 2 inches?
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make them so they sit above the frame mounts ...or spend the money. I would get the steering extensions thou just my 2c, steering shaft falls off and who know where it could happen. safety first and they are reasonable priced