[bjstarr]

I too am looking to lower my blazer I have contacted 2 companies and they so far have no intention of making a kit as of now

What companies did you contact?

 

[bjstarr]

I've contacted about 7 suspension companies. The only hopes are Eibach and H&R Springs. They need more demand so please email them. Eibach is our best bet. I spoke to their tech support person, who seems optimistic with more demand. For the one asking why, it looks like a performance SUV. I'm supercharging mine and putting on a splitter kit, wheel spacers, CAI and exhaust, so lower makes sense. If you want an offroad vehicle get a Wrangler or Bronco!

 

[bjstarr]

No one buys this gen of Blazer for serious off-roading.

Lowering makes sense for what? It is an SUV, it is NOT a racing AWD platform! More power will make it a sleeper street performer. But lowering this Blazer is a wasted folly on the street. You aren't driving anywhere fast enough nor safe enough to benefit from lowering. Not unless you are entering it a closed course racing venue.

Lowering actually makes it handle better (stiffer with less roll in turns). I had a Jeep SRT before this and lowering it made it ride better. I'm not looking for a sleeper. It will look super nice and handle better. I live in Colorado so driving up and down the mountain the way I like to drive matters.

 

[bjstarr]

Eibach emailed back that they need vehicles for testing. They should be close by, I believe they are in California.

The tech guy I spoke to today from Eibach said that they are not working on a kit soon. He said the engineers are busy working on other projects right until there is more demand for Blazer kits....

 

[bjstarr]

Just got an email from Eibach stating that they have a new Blazer in their shop right now for development and testing of some new lowering springs. Thanks to everyone who reached out to them. It worked. He said the kit should be available in a few months!!!