Bagged: 4-Door 1st Gen Blazer

Im doing a superlift wshbone setup on the back, mainly because Ive never done one on a blazer and wanted to see what itll take. I was going to mount the bags inboard of the frame but didnt like how narrow that made the lower bars. After careful measurements, it was determined that I could easily put them outside the frame without too many mods. This truck will never be running anything bigger than 18s (if that) so the tire hitting the bag isnt as much a concern than if it was on 20s.

First pic is the front hangers I made, they will be gusseted on the bottom when installed as well. They are designed to wrap around the top of the frame and keep the lower bars level to the ground at ride height.

2nd is a pic of the hangers installed as well as the upper bag plate I made. Pretty simple, same wrap around design with extra long gussets. Its made for a Slam RE6 and sits the bag about 1/2" away from the frame. The lowers are SD square unwelded bars fitted with SD Square Threaded Bung kits.

3rd are SD axle tabs with what I made for the shock mounts. Its just an SD universal 4link bar brackets trimmed to fit. They already have 1/2" holes in them so they were perfect for SDs threaded shock studs.

Heres the kit mostly mocked up.

As you can see, the wishbone is bent to wrap under the seat, keeping factory headroom in the truck. Features a SuperPivot from SD to alleviate binding.
The front crossmember is SD 180° bent tubing and 2 peices of SD 90° offset bent tubing welded together. They pass over the frame and are welded to the flat areas on top of the 4link hangers I made, adding additional strength.
The piece over the diff is 2 pieces of SD 45° bent tubing welded together, I was going to make it one piece but couldnt fit it in the mill to cope it for the axle. These pieces are strengthened with gussets that wrap around the axle tube (you can see them in later pics). You could go with a SD diff bracket here but it would intrude into the cabin a lot more.
Notch is SD Blazer Crooked notch.
Shock mounts are SD sideways shock mounts on SD bridge bar.

Also not shown are the additional sections of tubing running diagonal from the crossmember to the frame to keep the wishbone from pulling it off, and the new gastank support made from 1.25" tubing, you can't use the stock one in that condition, you'll lose your gastank somewhere down the street.