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6" LIFT PICS

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Im new to this and looking to lift my 02, if you can im going to do a 6"inch fabtech or RCD, on 33" can u post your pics please so I can see what type of tires and rims and how the whole thing looks thanks
 
Well Mine is A Rancho lift which is equal to the ones listed in your post so.... I am also running 33's.
 

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I've got the 6" RCD kit with 33" BFG Mud Terrains and Eagle Alloy Wheels. Here are a few shots of mine and just had to include what a lifted AV looks like stuck in the mud! :F:

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My 6" RCD can be seen in the links in my signature. Please do a search on suspension lift - you'll find more posts and pics than you'll know what to do with. Give it a try and come back with any questions you have.

Good luck!
 
I need to win some money so I can lift mine :6:

but it will take alot of $4 wins on powerball to save up.... especialy when I win $4 and spent $10 on the ticket... :rolleyes:

what a waste of good modding money...
 
Here's a pic of a 6" Fabtech w/33" tires. The wheels are KMC Venom and the tires are Nitto Terra Grapplers.

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TE :cool:
 
eddieb2002AV said:
Is there any cutting involved in the install of the fabtech or can a person with a little skill do it himself? Any advice here wuld be great.

Ed
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I cant think of it off the top of my head but yes...there is cutting involved..atleast with the RCD kit there is....not sure if Fabtech requires it. I remeber is up front but cant recall what it was....I'll have to call him up and ask.
 
MudBugZ71 said:
Would love to make it bro...have to check the schedule...

Mud!
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Cool brother....I dont think you want to miss the chance to take your rig onto a military offroad course and then hop into an H1 or H2 and take that down the Humvee course (y)
 
Conwayavalancher said:
Cool brother....I dont think you want to miss the chance to take your rig onto a military offroad course and then hop into an H1 or H2 and take that down the Humvee course (y)
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just seeing that make me want to go :C:
 
it would be a long drive from AZ, and right now, just started a new job, would never get the time off.... :6:


think I need to move east >:D
 
nfhjr said:
with a 6in lift are how is the front susp. handled are the torsion bars used or coil over shocks used
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If you look at my sig picture you can see the torsion bars haging low. There were some members trying to fabricate some coil over shocks for the AV but I believe it was deemed impossible or to much of a hasle. There is a company out there called "True Lift" or "Real Lift"...not sure which one it is, but they have a kit that relocates the torsion bars up under the AV where they belong and "according to them" it does not hurt the ride quality. Hope that helps.
 
eddieb2002AV said:
Great.... But where in NC can I get a lift installed. Or can this be done at home if I have some skills
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I answered this question in another thread....you will have to scout around....go to your local speed shops and ask around....find somebody with a lift and stop them and ask where they did it.
 
I guess this means you have never been to Fayetteville NC. Really I have tried all that, there are no listings in the phone book and the only shop around is shady
 
eddieb2002AV said:
I guess this means you have never been to Fayetteville NC. Really I have tried all that, there are no listings in the phone book and the only shop around is shady
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You may have to venture out of state? Try talking to some people at like AutoZone or your local dealership....see if they can help you out.
 
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