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#2213444 - 01/08/11 10:10 PM Trying to lift car for bigger rims
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What can i do to lift my car for 24 inch rims and tires.i dont want anything bigger then a 3 inch lift. Someone told me to try cups but who installs cups in the philadelphia area?
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#2213451 - 01/08/11 10:19 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: weaver3]
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I just wanna say, the storm that is coming is not necessarily the view of CVN or it's member ship entirely.


Good luck to you.
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#2213458 - 01/08/11 10:23 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: Rizzo]
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throw some d's on tht vic, i have no idea just stick with the stocks
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#2213460 - 01/08/11 10:25 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: smoothduc]
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have to put air shocks on the back, had to put big knuckles in between front spring with breaker bar they can be found at autozone or advance. if u had to big of a tire on 24 inch rims u may have to trim some of the wheelwell for turning

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#2213463 - 01/08/11 10:26 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: LSpann601]
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i think they are called coil spring boosters

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#2213476 - 01/08/11 10:39 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: LSpann601]
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So just cups wouldnt cut it? I heard. Them coil spring boosters were not safe
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#2213489 - 01/08/11 10:48 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: weaver3]
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none of the stuff is safe really all of it stresses the ball joints. the cups will do it but i heard its a pain in the ass. they fit under the coil spring so u would have to drop your lower control arm

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#2213490 - 01/08/11 10:50 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: LSpann601]
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search google for a gorilla kit

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#2213614 - 01/09/11 05:23 AM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: Rizzo]
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 Originally Posted By: AKA_Rizzo
I just wanna say, the storm that is coming is not necessarily the view of CVN or it's member ship entirely.


Good luck to you.
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#2213628 - 01/09/11 06:10 AM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: beast50]
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even though im against this type of modding to these cars. heres a link to a good web site for these types of parts. the one rim shop over here that my brother in law works at says this is where they buy there parts for customers who want to install large rims.

http://universalcarlifts.com/advanced_search_result.php?make=34&model=3439&year=1998

EDIT: just went thur the site, they have a 10 inch lift for the CV to run 32" rims


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#2213821 - 01/09/11 02:53 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: jenkins6586]
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What series tire are going to use?
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#2213852 - 01/09/11 03:49 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: MeAndMyVic]
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Im not sure what series im goin with but i want a thick tire. Would cups and shocks from universalcarlifts do the trick?
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#2214035 - 01/09/11 08:16 PM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: weaver3]
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 Originally Posted By: weaver3
Someone told me to try cups but who installs cups in the philadelphia area?


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#2214168 - 01/10/11 12:08 AM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: weaver3]
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 Originally Posted By: weaver3
Im not sure what series im goin with but i want a thick tire. Would cups and shocks from universalcarlifts do the trick?


yes. but its doing it the quick and easy way. as time passes i highly recommend replacing more components.

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#2214254 - 01/10/11 04:42 AM Re: Trying to lift car for bigger rims [Re: jenkins6586]
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Is this a show car or a daily driver? Why lift a car? With that out of the way...whatever you do, make sure it's safe and roadworthy. Don't endanger the rest of us, and yourself, just to make your car look "cool." and
 Originally Posted By: AKA_Rizzo
I just wanna say, the storm that is coming is not necessarily the view of CVN or it's member ship entirely.


Good luck to you.
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