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Originally Posted by THEFERMANATOR
I think a set of lift keys and upper control arms will run you around $300-400, and a set of blocks is pretty cheap. Without the upper control arms it really throws the geometry off on them IMO, but alot of people do it. At the minumum you will need a set of lift keys and blocks for the rear, but this will have it so your front suspension is almost maxed out all the time, and will most likely clunk going over large bumps and such when the front end extends.
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Ill check it out Ferm, the one I saw was $800 but looked like it included suspension....the arms looked awesome though....
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