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Old May 26, 2008
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body lift questions

hey guys im fixing to purchase a body lift for my 2000 xlt sport 4x4. where is the best place to get one, what will i have to buy too make everything work. will i have to get a steering extention, gas line extension...ect.. how long did it take to put yalls on, and how long? thanks for the help guys!!
 
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Old May 26, 2008
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Get your lift from here.....

http://www.performanceaccessories.com/

comes with everything you will need
 
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Old May 26, 2008
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It took me about 7 hours, plus an added hour and a half to tackle getting rhino-liner off my rear bed bolts.. but tahts because Im pretty quick and have the right tools readily on hand.. including air tools. If your somewhat mechanically inclined and know how to work with a vengence, you coudl get it done in 7-8 hours as well.

The steering extension is only needed on the 3" lift.. perhaps the 2", but if you purchase the 3" lift, it comes with a steering extension, gas filler extensions, bumper brackets.. and everythign else you need.. minus a shifter extension if your manual, that costs anotehr 30 some odd bucks.
 
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Old May 26, 2008
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im gonna tackle the pa 3"bl this weekend with a buddy...any tips?

oh yeah, i was gonna get some 32's but 33's won't rub with the body lift?
 
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Old May 27, 2008
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MAPP gas and an air impact are your best friends for this mod.

I ran 35's w/ just a 3" bodylift and cranked bars......so you're perfectly fine with 33x12.50's.
 
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