pa-152 2in body lift
i removed the bolts completely on one side and loosened the other side...i then used a large floor jack and an 8x8 chunk of lumber and placed it between the front and rear doors, against the floor panels (yes mine is 4 door). then slowly jacked up checking for pulling of lines/wires. then installed spacers placed new bolts loosely...let down slowly went to other side and repeated...DONT TOTALLY REMOVE ALL BOLTS AT ONCE...BODY WILL SLIDE OFF FRAME!!.....
just follow inst. you got with kit you will be fine.
just follow inst. you got with kit you will be fine.
x2 on body mount replacement.
i had no problems at all with the lines / wires...a couple of the bolts fought me but nothing serious.
the instructions will tell you everything you need to do, i thought they were great nothing was left out and it went pretty smooth. just sounds like more work than it actually was. i have had harder times with other things than the body lift.
the rear bumper required a little trim here and there because the hitch receiver i have mounted...again nothing a cutting wheel couldnt handle.
i had no problems at all with the lines / wires...a couple of the bolts fought me but nothing serious.
the instructions will tell you everything you need to do, i thought they were great nothing was left out and it went pretty smooth. just sounds like more work than it actually was. i have had harder times with other things than the body lift.
the rear bumper required a little trim here and there because the hitch receiver i have mounted...again nothing a cutting wheel couldnt handle.
Your kit will come with the bolts...on the 2 door I think its 8 per side, 16 total. When I did mine I didnt need to trim the bumper. I did have to extend the fuel filler and vent line though. Make sure you soak the body mount bolts with a good penetrating oil daily for a week or so....I ended up snapping bolts even with the oil soak and trust me you dont want to get in that situation.




