Anyone Know about Lifts?
Hi all Im new to the website but Im trying to get some help from knowledgeable people.
I have a 1997 Eclb 4x4 that I got not too long ago and Ive finally figured the mpg and im not happy at all with it. The PO said it was 17 avg and about 14 if blowing smoke everywhere and well without blowing smoke I got 14 maybe even less. Heres where I need help, the truck has a fabtech suspension lift with dual front shocks and the PO said it was a 4in lift but it seems higher (ill try to get pictures) and It has 33x12.50r20 wheel setup that cannot be helping the mpg whatsoever. Is it possible to go back to the stock height? One website said it was an easy no weld install and no driveshaft change needed but then right under that was a disclaimer saying welding is needed and you must change front driveshaft. Should I just take it to a 4wheelparts or similar and see what they say? I really dont need a truck that sits that high and it would need 35s to look proportional and then there goes even less mpg.. Thanks for taking the time to read this, it kinda stresses me out since I would be so better off getting the 20mpg my last CTD gave me but sadly some body damage was enough to total it for my Insurance |
yes a lift kit can be taken out. is the rear suspension blocked or does it have a more arched spring pack? i would say you will need
stock front coil springs, you may have stock springs with a coil spacer? stock front shocks stock rear leaf springs stock rear shocks possibly have to locate stock lift blocks depending on your current spring arrangement? your drive shafts should be very close to stock, measure them possibly a track bar or maybe your kit came with an adjustable one? |
Originally Posted by turbo2332
(Post 1040128)
yes a lift kit can be taken out. is the rear suspension blocked or does it have a more arched spring pack? i would say you will need
stock front coil springs, you may have stock springs with a coil spacer? stock front shocks stock rear leaf springs stock rear shocks possibly have to locate stock lift blocks depending on your current spring arrangement? your drive shafts should be very close to stock, measure them possibly a track bar or maybe your kit came with an adjustable one? |
wanna sell you lift stuff?
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Originally Posted by turbo2332
(Post 1040219)
wanna sell you lift stuff?
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Originally Posted by turbo2332
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wanna sell you lift stuff?
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