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01-19-2019, 07:35 PM

SumWhiteDood

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Reading it now.. the original poster seems to be a little off though in the head

jk good information! I will have to have my buddy install I’m no mechanic just basic bolt ons for me

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01-19-2019, 07:37 PM

cleburne red

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Reading it now.. the original poster seems to be a little off though in the head

jk good information! I will have to have my buddy install I’m no mechanic just basic bolt ons for me

Man, you can do it! The whole lift just bolts on! Lol. You just need another vehicle to drive for a week or so, plus a warm, well lit garage.

Nah, it was actually quite a bit involved, to be honest. Took me longer than I anticipated to install it, and I have air tools!

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01-19-2019, 08:17 PM

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I have no garage and air tools if that counts for anything ha.But no, My buddy has a lift and everything a shop would have. He does all my stuff and charges me friend rate $30/hr

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01-19-2019, 08:22 PM

cleburne red

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I have no garage and air tools if that counts for anything ha.But no, My buddy has a lift and everything a shop would have. He does all my stuff and charges me friend rate $30/hr

Right on! My dad has a nice four post lift, but it's currently junked up with the frame of his '53 jag, so I can't use it. Gotta survive with jackstands and a creeper lol