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looking to lift my 2wd...?

Mazda Lowering Static Mazda Suspension Mazda Tech
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blackesdime   +1y
Ok, right now its lowered a bit, but i think i'm going to lift it on 33's instead. Any tips/tricks on doing so?
90-b22dawg [andrew]   +1y
indext the front torsoin bars then flip the axle under the springs and depending on how the front sits maybe some blocks for the rear
blackesdime   +1y
by "index the torsion bars" you mean pulling the torsion's out of the stock keys and rotating them to the next "slot" more/less, right?
paparoach1983   +1y
^^^Yep thats what he means.
blackesdime   +1y
cool deal. Trying to find wheel's and tires now!
korrupt1   +1y
pretty easy to lift actually. Just as easy to lower. I was gonna lift mine. I dunno if you will pull off 33s though...31s more likely
korrupt1   +1y
you could solid axle the front with some springs and lift the rear high as you want...lil more fab work but you could get whatever size you want under there
speedster93b   +1y
^^^ that's the way to go!!
blackesdime   +1y
i'm not worried about the fab work. This is just a daily, I'm not looking to drop a fortune into it. I'm building a pro street mighty max too...
speedster93b   +1y
build long travel a arms instead of the straight axle. with coilovers. that'd be super bitchin!!! u could go as high as u want!!!
throw the affordability out the window tho lol coilovers are spendy