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Old 12-30-2012, 05:02 PM   #10
Stocker
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Re: Lift Kit Advice Needed

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Originally Posted by 76k10 View Post
I know everyone has said these lift kits are easy to put on, but they are definitely easier said than done. Allow yourself several days and prepare to say a lot of cuss words. You are dealing with a lot of heavy components that have to be positioned exactly right, which takes time and effort.
I didn't mean to imply it's as easy as changing oil. It's been years since I did mine but I don't think it took more than a couple days, and I'm no mechanic -- I mostly do just routine maintenance & repairs. That's for front only, I did the rear spring work separately. I do have jack stands, a floor jack, a couple bottle jacks, and a creeper.
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