I installed a 6" Procomp lift in my driveway last week. It took pretty much the whole week because I could only work on it a few hours a day. There was nothing too terribly difficult about it, it was just time consuming.

I don't have pictures of everything involved, but I did get a few. Here are a few key moments from when it first got here, and where I wondered if I was in over my head ...and a few more where it was starting to look like it was going to be OK. I also took this as an opportunity to finally paint my calipers.

Surprise waiting for me at home-



All tore up-



A lot of parts-



T-case before and after reclocking-




Front end back together-



And shot of the caliper in the rim-

 

so i guess 37's are in order now? sick stuff dude wish i had the ballz/tools to do that in my driveway.... must post pics

 

I'll tell you what... they're were a few moments along the way where I was wondering why in the heck I ever started this! lol But it all turned out OK!

 

Did you take the body lift off, or are you sitting 9" up now? Looks good!

 

I kept the body lift. I did remove the level that I had.

 

lookin good man, why did you take all these pics of install and not a final pic of the truck with lift???

i dont like the looks of the drive shaft and t-case all layin about tho... that stuff is over my head

we need some pics!!

 

**** that I would never install that on my own. Good Job though. I need to see pics of the truck!!

 

looks like a very intense job. but it definatly paid off!

 

As my granny says "everything is a cinch when it's done inch by inch"

Nice job Frog, I agree we need new pics,was it on in your pics from the truck show in the other thread?

 

Can't wait to see the final assembled pics. C'mon!! We want pics!