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PimpTrey3 · 07-08-2003, 01:47 AM

I have a 96 GMC Sierra K-1500. I have to play with what I got so don't ask me why do I want to put Hydraulics on it. This is my first experience with hydraulics and I wanted to know if anyone knows what I need to do to get Hydraulics on it? What is the process and stuff, in other words what is gonna have to be done to my truck to get them on? I don't wand to drop it to the ground or anything, I want it to go from where it's at and up. It has 22" rims on it with a 3" body lift. I have three pumps, six batteries and all the stuff for the pumps. I also have cylinders but I think they're too small. How big of a cylinder can I go? I just need to learn before I go and throw this shit together. Thanks, Trey Davis of Atlanta, Ga.

07-08-2003, 01:47 AM	#1 (permalink)
PimpTrey3 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Atlanta, Ga Posts: 3	'96 GMC Z-71 Help(and yes I'm serious) I have a 96 GMC Sierra K-1500. I have to play with what I got so don't ask me why do I want to put Hydraulics on it. This is my first experience with hydraulics and I wanted to know if anyone knows what I need to do to get Hydraulics on it? What is the process and stuff, in other words what is gonna have to be done to my truck to get them on? I don't wand to drop it to the ground or anything, I want it to go from where it's at and up. It has 22" rims on it with a 3" body lift. I have three pumps, six batteries and all the stuff for the pumps. I also have cylinders but I think they're too small. How big of a cylinder can I go? I just need to learn before I go and throw this shit together. Thanks, Trey Davis of Atlanta, Ga.