As of right now I've had help offered on Sat and Monday.. but not Friday.. so it may end up moving.. i'll let you know..thanks

 

i could probably help some time this weekend and i've done a couple lifts now. tokk me and a buddy bout 2 hours to do my lift and me and another guy bout 2 hours to do his teraflex leveling kit. its pretty easy and i have all the tools needed. friday wouldnt work for me because its my womans birthday but sat or sun or mon i could help

 

Still no takers for Friday... anyone?

 

You must have missed my post - read back a few...

 

missed teh friday night part.... what time? I was really hoping to start this first thing as its suppose to take 7 hrs or so... I guess it may have to role in to saturday...

 

I'm usually done with work around 6..and depending on where you live..and what tools you need, I could be there after that. I can help on Saturday possibly, but I might play golf with a chick I met last night too. It shouldn't take 7 hours..especially if we can get a few people...because then we can work on both sides at once.

 

good point. Right now I have no tools (unfortunately), but will purchase whatever we need. I am looking to do this at a friends house which is between Broadway and University just south of Belleview...

 

ugh...worst word of the day... BACKORDER..... the kits been backordered won't know more till tomorrow. I'll update everyone adn see who is available...

 

That sucks..but this stuff happens. TeraFlex is really popular stuff.

Might I make a suggestion? Is money your primary motivation for seeking help on installing your lift, or were you more interested in learning how to do it? If it's the latter, I'd suggest paying Harbor Freight a visit this weekend and start picking up some of the basics you'll need, that way you can start building your tools up for doing stuff like this. I'd be happy to help you out with that too.

When I did my lift install I used the money I saved in installs to justify purchasing a bunch of tools. I got a lot of stuff and still cost less than paying a place to install.

 

Really hoping to build my tools so I can add on more later, not to mention repair on the trail if needed. I completely forgot about this place, I'll try to check them out this weekend. Why are their tools less?