So who are the new guys making lift kits for the ea82's nowadays ? Been away from the board for a minute or two..

Highguyslifts.com

 

What size are wanting?

4 inch I believe to keep the axels as close to the stock geometry.. The 2 inch I have now is all suspension and it seems to ride on its toes \. / looking for a good solid complete kit

www.sjrlift.com

Any other peoples?

IMHO Homemade is the way to go. It will cost you about a third of a shelf bought kit and you can have the pride of knowing its built, not bought. Plus if you ever go to sell it, you can probably get your money back if you put some quality into it. 

 

If your 2 inch is positive cambered, you just might need new blocks, they should sit at almost zero camber. 

 

Josh

Did two of em and helped a couple a kids with theirs....LOL. 

I wanna pick up a set of rear strut top mounts for a 2 inch lift... Anybody have some?

 

They look something like these or a direction where to get them?

Sjr sell pieces too just pm him

http://m.oreillyauto.com/mt/www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/MON8/58643.oap?ck=Search_58643_-1_3716&keyword=58643

 

Dont know if these are stiff enough they do fit 2005+ ford f150 they are the longest monroe coil over 10.15/16" of travel stocking item too these would need a new upper mount

 

These are stock

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/MONM/71268/03415.oap?year=1989&make=Subaru&model=DL&vi=1268119&ck=Search_C0077_1268119_3716&pt=C0077&ppt=C0035

 

These are 3" longer and 2" more travel than stock but should bolt on in place of stock

 

http://m.oreillyauto.com/mt/www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/MON8/58551/03415.oap?year=1973&make=Chevrolet&model=Camaro&vi=1034930&ck=Search_C0077_1034930_3716&pt=C0077&ppt=C0035

 

 

That is untested however I feel it should im buying the longer ones anyway if some one wants to test fit them on a car and I have the ones with the pins on my pinto and it lifted it very nicely

Edited January 16, 201412 yr by apintonut

4 inch I believe to keep the axels as close to the stock geometry.. The 2 inch I have now is all suspension and it seems to ride on its toes \. / looking for a good solid complete kit

Highguyslift.com  - just ordered a lift from these guys myself.  They offer a 3" and a 4" that are "full drop" thus keeping all geometry at stock angles.  To my knowledge, SJR doesn't offer such a kit.  All of his kits stress axles 1" over stock geometry.   I went with the 3" full drop as my 88 GL spends 90% on the pavement.  Gloyale is the guy to contact if you are interested in the highguyslift - from my experience, it may take him a bit of time to get back to you - but he will and can answer any questions you have about their stuff.  Only down fall is that they are made to order,  as are SJR kits.  Highguys are currently waiting on steel to produce my strut toppers     I will follow up with quality of construction etc when it arrives...   

Edited January 21, 201412 yr by nkmilesAE95

That was just the input I was looking for I'm gonna check them out and read up on it...thanks man and keep me updated on quality and such..

 

Eric.

I can custom build whatever someone wants, yes most the kits online are 1" over on axle stress, except for the EA81 and the rear on 2000+ cars,

Scott with SJR