Lift Install Finally
#24
12-30-2007, 07:03 PM
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: North Jersey
Posts: 3,066
RE: Lift Install Finally
Thanks guys. Well bad luck strikes again. Seems somehow the 4wd actuator broke apart while driving to get my wheel alignment done. So if anyone has a spare one, let me know asap.
#26
12-30-2007, 08:06 PM
RE: Lift Install Finally
ORIGINAL: nj4x4blaze
Thanks guys. Well bad luck strikes again. Seems somehow the 4wd actuator broke apart while driving to get my wheel alignment done. So if anyone has a spare one, let me know asap.
Thanks guys. Well bad luck strikes again. Seems somehow the 4wd actuator broke apart while driving to get my wheel alignment done. So if anyone has a spare one, let me know asap.
#27
12-30-2007, 10:46 PM
RE: Lift Install Finally
Well the truck looks good. Hopefully you can find a replacement actuator for a reasonable price and get it fixed. Can't wait to see what it looks like all dirty.
#28
12-31-2007, 12:26 PM
Senior Member
RE: Lift Install Finally
Man, its lookin sweet dude. Definately one heck of a dramatic difference. Makes me wish i wasnt broke and lazy so i could get Dale that tall.
As for the 4x4 actuator, do you mean the vacuum actuator under the battery for the front diff or the encoder motor in the t-case? If its the one under the battery you can have mine as i switched to a 4x4 posi-lok cable. Last i checked it still worked and there is no tears in the diaphram. I just stopped using it because i'm pretty sure i got a vacuum leak somewhere so i wasnt getting enough pull to keep it goin. PM me your zip code and if shipping is cheap ill send it to ya free of charge.
As for the 4x4 actuator, do you mean the vacuum actuator under the battery for the front diff or the encoder motor in the t-case? If its the one under the battery you can have mine as i switched to a 4x4 posi-lok cable. Last i checked it still worked and there is no tears in the diaphram. I just stopped using it because i'm pretty sure i got a vacuum leak somewhere so i wasnt getting enough pull to keep it goin. PM me your zip code and if shipping is cheap ill send it to ya free of charge.
#29
12-31-2007, 08:51 PM
RE: Lift Install Finally
very nice considering getting one for my self, was there any welding you needed to do?
#30
01-01-2008, 03:33 PM
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: North Jersey
Posts: 3,066
RE: Lift Install Finally
ORIGINAL: RCars2
Man, its lookin sweet dude. Definately one heck of a dramatic difference. Makes me wish i wasnt broke and lazy so i could get Dale that tall.
As for the 4x4 actuator, do you mean the vacuum actuator under the battery for the front diff or the encoder motor in the t-case? If its the one under the battery you can have mine as i switched to a 4x4 posi-lok cable. Last i checked it still worked and there is no tears in the diaphram. I just stopped using it because i'm pretty sure i got a vacuum leak somewhere so i wasnt getting enough pull to keep it goin. PM me your zip code and if shipping is cheap ill send it to ya free of charge.
Man, its lookin sweet dude. Definately one heck of a dramatic difference. Makes me wish i wasnt broke and lazy so i could get Dale that tall.
As for the 4x4 actuator, do you mean the vacuum actuator under the battery for the front diff or the encoder motor in the t-case? If its the one under the battery you can have mine as i switched to a 4x4 posi-lok cable. Last i checked it still worked and there is no tears in the diaphram. I just stopped using it because i'm pretty sure i got a vacuum leak somewhere so i wasnt getting enough pull to keep it goin. PM me your zip code and if shipping is cheap ill send it to ya free of charge.
Im sorry yes its the Vaccume Actuator under the battery. When you do this lift kit you have to relocate it. So i went to the junk yard and picked on up for $20.00.
Przach1988- If you into my photobucket link it shows you all the work I had to do. Theres alot of cutting and welding involved. I would reccomend the BDS kit instead because theres minor cutting and welding.