need info for 02 Z71 6in lift

By gpnewroads
November 17, 2004 in Advanced Drivetrain, Suspension & Tuning

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gpnewroads

Posted November 17, 2004

Well i have recently decided to lift my truck 6in and want to put 35" or 36" tires

I need some information about wheres the best place to order a good priced quality lift. I also need help on what to do with my autotrack 4 wheel drive cause I have heard stuff about having to replace the drive shaft......Please help me

I would like to know all the basics about lifting a 02 Z71 6in.

It would be greatly appreciated!!

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