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Old Oct 25, 2014 | 07:21 AM
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Hey all,
There was a thread (may on here on maybe it was on another forum) where torsion keys and spacers were discussed in lifting a H2.
The thing is I had thought I saved the page but I guess I didnt.
Basically the end of the threasd I believe someone had completely researched out a 2.5" torsion key lift in the front and a 3" spring and spacer/puck lift in the rear.
I was wondering if any one know of this thread of knew of the parts that were needed and where to get them.
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Old Oct 25, 2014 | 09:21 AM
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And don't forget, if you're going for 3" in the rear, you might want to consider an adjustable track bar, or a track bar bracket to compensate for the axle shift.
 
Old Oct 26, 2014 | 10:04 AM
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i went with "ready lift" "forged" keys from advance auto parts $225 roughly
also bought and otc torsion unloading tool $109
they give you new bolts in the kit, but they are shorter, i used the stock bolts
because they are long. also i didnt touch the back suspension at all.
passenger side i had to hammer the side of the tool to move it out of the way just a tiny bit so the little threaded metal piece had room to come out.
just make sure both front wheels are off the ground, helps dramatically.
 
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