yeah well i got my 3 PA body lift in the other day, and after reading the instructions, it really sounds like a PITA. dont know what i really expecting, but sh*t. so anywho, anyone in the Augusta, GA. area wanna make a few bucks. gimme a holler. 4x4 shop down here wanted 500 bucks to do it...yeah, right. it aint worth that much to me

 

Talk with Tani1500....he's the 2nd Gen Section mod...and he's the lift and suspension guru.....really cool guy.

 

thanks derrick, [8D] sorry if i was closer i would come help you just to help. the body lift really isnt as hard as it seams. just get a buddy to give you an hand. the most complicated parts would be installing the extention. there really not hard at all just time consuming. putting the blocks in is just as simple as takeing the old bolts out on one side ( i recommend leaving the other side loose but the bolts still in so everything stays lined up. jack the one side up, side the block in, lower it and put the bolt in. then repeat on the other side. ( also leave those loose until the other side is done.) then go around and tighten them all up. ive heard people say that they had to use the fuel filler extention and other say they dont need it. same goes for the steering shaft but your better off putting the extention in since its a saftey issue. after that its just having another 2 sets of hands to get the front bumper back on and lined up.

 

friends and beer is way cheaper than any place.. yeah.. but as long as they(you) know what you're all doing, you will be fine.

 

Just take your time and follow the instructions. Not that bad. Watch under the hood as you raise the body to make sure the wires and hoses move OK. You might need to remove a couple of ty-raps for the wire loom at the rear of the engine compartment.