Anyone lend a hand installing a body lift?
01-17-2013, 01:01 PM
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Anyone lend a hand installing a body lift?
Putting on a small body lift to get a bit more clearance with my 37s when at full flex. Anyone installed one before? Need some jacks at the very least, looks pretty easy otherwise.
Let me know. Food and beer on me.
Let me know. Food and beer on me.
01-18-2013, 04:52 AM
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I'm not too far from you... I did my body lift, only took about 2 hours taking my time with a buddy. The pain in the ass part is fitting the aftermarket parts back on, so look at your bumpers and sliders and see what's going to change. example: If you have sliders mounted to the frame, you're going to now have a 1" gap there...
02-15-2013, 06:56 AM
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Not sure if you bought the kit already, but did you consider coil spacers?
The reason I say this is because you will avoid those gaps between your
bumpers and sliders. If you need some help I wouldn't mind lending a hand
The reason I say this is because you will avoid those gaps between your
bumpers and sliders. If you need some help I wouldn't mind lending a hand