Local Installer...
I am wondering if anyone can recommend a reputable installer. I know a lot of you have use Off Road Evolution, and naturally I called them first already, unfortunately they are close for a week so I'll have to use some else...
Thank you.
Thank you.
I want to add a lift (either 2" or 3" OME) and need a quote to budget it... Depending on the lift (and the quote) I get I may or may not install it myself. I am very comfortable working on my jeep for things such as electrical, adding a bumper, winch and all that stuff, but I have never put a lift on, and I have read so many thread about people that added a lift and had all kind of problems afterward, such as the infamous "death wobble" that I just rather have someone with the expertise do it right not to mention that for an mechanic / installer it shouldn't take more than an hour or two so it shouldn't be very expensive... Not to say that I don't own a hydraulic jack, stands etc...
I'm not saying others had a problem with the DW by adding their lift, but MY experience was due to a trackbar relocation bracket that added stress on the factory mounted bracket. I think that plays a big part in it when lifting your jeep. Just make sure everything surrounding the trackbar (ie brackets, mounts, bushings) are all reinforced or tightened really well. I added the heavy duty brace and everything is good with mine. 
I wouldn't let that keep you from installing it yourself, and having some other jeepers help you out. I've come to realize that not all shops know what they are doing and by doing alot of it myself, I learn more about my jeep. Just my

I wouldn't let that keep you from installing it yourself, and having some other jeepers help you out. I've come to realize that not all shops know what they are doing and by doing alot of it myself, I learn more about my jeep. Just my

I'm not saying others had a problem with the DW by adding their lift, but MY experience was due to a trackbar relocation bracket that added stress on the factory mounted bracket. I think that plays a big part in it when lifting your jeep. Just make sure everything surrounding the trackbar (ie brackets, mounts, bushings) are all reinforced or tightened really well. I added the heavy duty brace and everything is good with mine. 
I wouldn't let that keep you from installing it yourself, and having some other jeepers help you out. I've come to realize that not all shops know what they are doing and by doing alot of it myself, I learn more about my jeep. Just my

I wouldn't let that keep you from installing it yourself, and having some other jeepers help you out. I've come to realize that not all shops know what they are doing and by doing alot of it myself, I learn more about my jeep. Just my

In any case all I am looking for right now is more or less a quote. I haven't really decided yet. I do value your opinion.
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I am so mechanically un-inclined it's crazy, but I managed to install my 3' lift with the help of a friend. not as hard as I thought it would be.
There are tons of people that can help and I bet there may be an install party soon.
There are tons of people that can help and I bet there may be an install party soon.


