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On the EJ lift, it should also work with an EZ30, right? I assume this based on it it working with a BAJA, since they came with EZ30s, and so did outbacks... like the one i have, and bajas are basically outback's with a truck bed and stiffer springs?

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2inch yes I am lifting a forester I will take lots of pics

Good Start, bub!:D

 

Question: On the EJ 4" lift. If I already have OB struts then would it be 2"blocks for the struts and then standard gig for the rest? I know, stupid ?, but I'm looking to get serious about a proper lift here in a couple months.

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I have a 99 Legacy L sedan. I already have Outback struts on it, so I would be looking at a 2" lift that includes 2" blocks for everything, not just the strut tops, and obviously a steering extension to work with the 2" drop. Can you pm me a price on that? Thanks

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I have a 99 Legacy L sedan. I already have Outback struts on it, so I would be looking at a 2" lift that includes 2" blocks for everything, not just the strut tops, and obviously a steering extension to work with the 2" drop. Can you pm me a price on that? Thanks

 

um 350 sounds good 99 legacy that should look pretty cool

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hey i have an 03 baja and want a 2in lift can you help me out ?

ive thought about sjr's 4in lift but i dont like the fact i have to modify my steering so i think 2 in lift blocks for the front and back would be better

do you know any one that could make some

i could probably make the rear my self but not the front

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hey i have an 03 baja and want a 2in lift can you help me out ?

ive thought about sjr's 4in lift but i dont like the fact i have to modify my steering so i think 2 in lift blocks for the front and back would be better

do you know any one that could make some

i could probably make the rear my self but not the front

 

100 dollars yes I make the strut tops for both rear is super easy if you want to do your self not brain science lol

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hey i have an 03 baja and want a 2in lift can you help me out ?

ive thought about sjr's 4in lift but i dont like the fact i have to modify my steering so i think 2 in lift blocks for the front and back would be better

do you know any one that could make some

i could probably make the rear my self but not the front

 

I could build you a 3 inch and sen you the steering linkage to

 

400 dollars

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Looking for 2 1inch square lift blocks for ea82 with the holes predrilled and bolts to go with. Price plus shipping to 50266. Also the car has a 2 inch lift already. Would it be beneficial to me to go 2 inches on this as well or is that to extreme and i would need to extend steering arm and stuff like that.

 

Sorry these are the ones that go under the engine crossmemeber.

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Looking for 2 1inch square lift blocks for ea82 with the holes predrilled and bolts to go with. Price plus shipping to 50266. Also the car has a 2 inch lift already. Would it be beneficial to me to go 2 inches on this as well or is that to extreme and i would need to extend steering arm and stuff like that.

 

Sorry these are the ones that go under the engine crossmemeber.

 

Yo have a 2 inch already correct

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I didnt really want to mess with the extension. There have been some who have said you dont need the extension. I know you dont need the 1inch but i noticed the cv shaft destroying itself rapidly with it being at that extreme angle. I just thought 1 inch would ease some of the stress off of it. Hell maybe i should do 2 inch since i want 3 inch strut tops at one point.

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I have a friend running 2 inch crossmember and 4 inch strut it is doing pretty good

 

Are these axles the ones ran when it was stock this could be the problem since they ore ran at a different angle now they are going to have problems when you buy new ones they will be use to running at the angle of the lift remember that the geometry needs to be good to if the car is still off camber it will pull the axle out a little more.

 

But I can send you a extension and blocks if you like

 

I didnt really want to mess with the extension. There have been some who have said you dont need the extension. I know you dont need the 1inch but i noticed the cv shaft destroying itself rapidly with it being at that extreme angle. I just thought 1 inch would ease some of the stress off of it. Hell maybe i should do 2 inch since i want 3 inch strut tops at one point.
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Most people who run ea82s (from what i read). If you run a 3 inch lift you run a 2 inch crossmember blocks to reduce the angle and you need a stearing extension. If you just run a 2inch lift you need none of this but i guess i thought running 1inch cross member blocks would cut down the extreme angles of the front struts a bit. And since it wasnt any more then an inch i would be ok with no steering mods. How much for the blocks. But let me double check my hypothesis.

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no worries I just dont want you to overthink it is all 60 plus shipping

 

Most people who run ea82s (from what i read). If you run a 3 inch lift you run a 2 inch crossmember blocks to reduce the angle and you need a stearing extension. If you just run a 2inch lift you need none of this but i guess i thought running 1inch cross member blocks would cut down the extreme angles of the front struts a bit. And since it wasnt any more then an inch i would be ok with no steering mods. How much for the blocks. But let me double check my hypothesis.
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