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02LSZ

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Finally snapped some decent pics of my 02 ECSB with a 6" Rough Country non torsion bar drop kit and torsion bar keys and 2" add a leaves. The tires are 325-60-20 Nitto Terra Grapplers.

 

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crtfour Enthusiast

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That looks super!! I have a 2002 stock z71 and I would like to do a 6" lift. One question I have is what do you mean by a "non torsion bar drop"? Did you do it yourself?

 

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02LSZ

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Yes I did it myself with help from a good friend. Took us about 5 hours total taking our time. If you look at the side shots, the torsion bar brackets are not lowered like on most lifts. Much cleaner looking IMO. :confused:

05SierraZ71 Enthusiast

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Those wheels look good... I was thinking of getting something similar on my truck. Where did you get those wheels/what kind are they? How much?? Also, what did the tires cost?

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asilverblazer Senior Enthusiast

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Those wheels look good... I was thinking of getting something similar on my truck. Where did you get those wheels/what kind are they? How much?? Also, what did the tires cost?

 

 

 

 

Black w/ pol. lip 20x8.5" Pacer 942B's w/ 325-60-20 Nitto Terra Grapplers

 

Saw it in th sig... I think they look pretty cool too.

02LSZ Enthusiast

02LSZ

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Those wheels look good... I was thinking of getting something similar on my truck. Where did you get those wheels/what kind are they? How much?? Also, what did the tires cost?

 

 

 

 

Black w/ pol. lip 20x8.5" Pacer 942B's w/ 325-60-20 Nitto Terra Grapplers

 

Saw it in th sig... I think they look pretty cool too.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Asilverblazer. If you decide to get some, go see Shaun at Auto Accessories Unlimited in Moore,OK. Their number is 405-360-8855, you may have seen his Jeep running around, green TJ big lift etc with the stickers on the doors. That's my brother and the shop he works at. ( I bought mine from him) Tell him his brother (Jarrod) sent ya and he'll do ya right on them. :dupe:

02LSZ Enthusiast

02LSZ

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Those wheels look good... I was thinking of getting something similar on my truck. Where did you get those wheels/what kind are they? How much?? Also, what did the tires cost?

 

 

 

 

 

I honestly don't remember what I paid for the wheels, (I got them CHEAP from my brother) the tires, I only paid $300 for the set, but they are take offs with half their tread life left. I've seen them for about $360-$380 a tire most places around here.

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So are you from around here?

 

 

 

 

No I live in Ft.Smith, AR. My brother and his wife moved up there just about a year ago (she's originally from there and graduated from OU) when he took a job at that shop I mentioned. I'm up there every couple weekends though :dupe:

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