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wrangler body lift
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wrangler body lift
friend of a friend has been quoted almost $1000 to get a 1" body lift fitted - around $200 for the bits and the rest in labour! is there some magic trick involved in body lifting these things? steering column mods? brake lines?
for a 1" lift it's hardly worth modifying bars to match, is it?
go easy on me I am a toyota bloke
cheers
Brian
for a 1" lift it's hardly worth modifying bars to match, is it?
go easy on me I am a toyota bloke
cheers
Brian
Mate, I put a 2" PA body lift on with the help of a few guys - pretty darn easy...so a 1" would be even easier - hell you could do it by yourself if need be, because you're not worrying about extending the fuel line, etc.
Simply loosen all 11 bolts, undo one side completely, jack it up from that side, slip the blocks in and then new bolts, finger tighen them up, then do the same on the other side. When you're jacking, keep checking clearance with the air-con, brake lines etc, but you should be sweet.
I'd definitely suggest doing it yourself, all you need is a flat driveway/carpark, a jack and a few basic tools (although having airtools really made it easier ).
Are you doing a motor mount lift at the same time?
Might also be worth headling over to www.ausjeepoffroad.com and checking out the forum...a wealth of information there!
Cheers,
Ben
Simply loosen all 11 bolts, undo one side completely, jack it up from that side, slip the blocks in and then new bolts, finger tighen them up, then do the same on the other side. When you're jacking, keep checking clearance with the air-con, brake lines etc, but you should be sweet.
I'd definitely suggest doing it yourself, all you need is a flat driveway/carpark, a jack and a few basic tools (although having airtools really made it easier ).
Are you doing a motor mount lift at the same time?
Might also be worth headling over to www.ausjeepoffroad.com and checking out the forum...a wealth of information there!
Cheers,
Ben
Apparently people think I'm too patronising (that means I treat them like they’re stupid).
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