is this worth it?
04-20-2012, 12:27 PM
#1
Ya its Dipped, Hate Away
Thread Starter
is this worth it?
How hard are these to do?
04-08 Ford f150 3" body lift and gap guards (Glendale) $180
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/pts/2956105060.html
04-08 Ford f150 3" body lift and gap guards (Glendale) $180
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/pts/2956105060.html
04-20-2012, 01:48 PM
#3
Zack AKA Doctor guy
Body lifts are pretty easy to install with a jack/jack stands and some air tools or torque wrenches etc. I installed a 3"body lift on a dodge Dakota and it was fairly simple.
04-20-2012, 01:58 PM
#4
Señor Member
It's not that it's hard. As long as you have the tools like stated, and maybe an extra guy to help hold and align stuff.
I installed a 3" BL on my old 94' Chevy. It just takes time. Time to make sure everything
is unplugged, aligned, plugged back in, and snug. The guy that helped me had a welder
which was needed to add steering linkage length.
It's a fun rewarding project though. Block out a Saturday and enjoy the work.
Takes some progress pics and write up a how to for the forum while you're at it!
I installed a 3" BL on my old 94' Chevy. It just takes time. Time to make sure everything
is unplugged, aligned, plugged back in, and snug. The guy that helped me had a welder
which was needed to add steering linkage length.
It's a fun rewarding project though. Block out a Saturday and enjoy the work.
Takes some progress pics and write up a how to for the forum while you're at it!
04-20-2012, 04:31 PM
#5
Ya its Dipped, Hate Away
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by MoDy150
It's not that it's hard. As long as you have the tools like stated, and maybe an extra guy to help hold and align stuff.
I installed a 3" BL on my old 94' Chevy. It just takes time. Time to make sure everything
is unplugged, aligned, plugged back in, and snug. The guy that helped me had a welder
which was needed to add steering linkage length.
It's a fun rewarding project though. Block out a Saturday and enjoy the work.
Takes some progress pics and write up a how to for the forum while you're at it!
I installed a 3" BL on my old 94' Chevy. It just takes time. Time to make sure everything
is unplugged, aligned, plugged back in, and snug. The guy that helped me had a welder
which was needed to add steering linkage length.
It's a fun rewarding project though. Block out a Saturday and enjoy the work.
Takes some progress pics and write up a how to for the forum while you're at it!
