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Old 06-13-2003 | 01:42 PM
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does anybody no of any ways to increase the ground clearance on a 2003 Prairie without buying a lift kit or new tires?

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Old 06-13-2003 | 02:11 PM
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You can get a little in the front by moving the struts up in the knuckle. Gets you about an inch. This is how the Quad Boss lift kit raises the front. I bought it and saw that it was a little bracket in the back and instructions to move the strut up in the front. I sent it back. I wouldn't feel comfortable doing that to the strut although there are people on here that have done it. It just seemed like a rip off to pay a company to tell me to do that.
 
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Old 06-17-2003 | 03:07 PM
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Put 35 lbs of air in all four tires and hang on!!!!!!!!
 
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Old 06-17-2003 | 09:40 PM
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I if your don't mind a stiffer ride in the front get a set of progressive springs for the front gives you 1-2" lift dependng on how high you crank the ajustment ring. On the back I cut the lower part of the shock off by the mounting eye and welded a 1 1/2" spacer in where I cut the shock and welded the eye back on.
 
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