1" body lift installed (Lots of pics)
03-02-2008, 12:08 PM
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1" body lift installed (Lots of pics)
I installed a 1" body lift this weekend and wanted to share some pictures and insight. First, the kit was not purchased from a sponsor. It was came with poly graphite spacers, bolts and loctite and took me less that 2 hours to install by myself, with no special tools. The hardest part was trimming around the shifter.
Here is a before pic (Original tires, too):
Here it is now:
Front corner view
Side view
Front view
Front corner (Look closely and you can see the spacer)
Rear corner
View of license plate
Closer view of license plate
Front spacer installed
Inner shift boot before trim
Inner shift boot removed
After trimming metal
Inner boot trim
Enjoy
Here is a before pic (Original tires, too):
Here it is now:
Front corner view
Side view
Front view
Front corner (Look closely and you can see the spacer)
Rear corner
View of license plate
Closer view of license plate
Front spacer installed
Inner shift boot before trim
Inner shift boot removed
After trimming metal
Inner boot trim
Enjoy
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03-02-2008, 03:54 PM
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Rides nice and here are some specs
3.21s out and 4.10s in
Toyo M/Ts 265/70 R17
1" Body Lift
LoD bumpers
- Front inculdes winch hoop
- Rear includes tire carrier
Flip up front license plate mount
Storage tub mod
Warrior Roof Rack and rear corners (Not recommended)
Magnaflow exhaust
Woods Evap cannister relocation kit
Smittybilt winch, nerf bars and seat covers
Panasonic stereo w/Polk Audio speakers
JVC Sub woofer under seat
CB
Heated seats
Aussie Locker for the front sitting on my workbench
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Avoiding contact
The rubber bumpers that keep the spare from rattling on the factory mount are used by the LoD carrier to keep it from rattling. They also keep the tailgate from hitting the carrier arm when they are open.
