6" skyjacker lift build up.
6" skyjacker lift build up.
ok so last week i got my 6" lift from skyjacker but i couldnt start till sunday due to shi**y weather. So here is a bunch of pics of progress..let me know what you think.
passenger side beam unbolted and rivets heads got punched and drilled.
here is how it sits stock.
off topic but can anyone tell the difference in this pic from the top one?
here is the drivers side all connected.
here i started by disconnecting the b-lines, unbolted the shock, cut the spring and supported the pig underneath.
here is the length of the uncut spring.
heres the old center hinge
new center hinge bolted up.
heres another shot of the bracket.
here is the old and new drop bracket for the drivers side.
and here the bracket partially installed.
here is the new and old pitman arm.....for those who decide to do a lift later on you'll need a 34mm impact socket and a pitman arm puller.
here is the pitman arm installed.
can you tell whats missing?
thats all i have done for now, im hopefully getting the rest of the parts after school today and i MIGHT be able to finish the front!!! ill post some pics later tonight.
passenger side beam unbolted and rivets heads got punched and drilled.
here is how it sits stock.
off topic but can anyone tell the difference in this pic from the top one?
here is the drivers side all connected.
here i started by disconnecting the b-lines, unbolted the shock, cut the spring and supported the pig underneath.
here is the length of the uncut spring.
heres the old center hinge
new center hinge bolted up.
heres another shot of the bracket.
here is the old and new drop bracket for the drivers side.
and here the bracket partially installed.
here is the new and old pitman arm.....for those who decide to do a lift later on you'll need a 34mm impact socket and a pitman arm puller.
here is the pitman arm installed.
can you tell whats missing?
thats all i have done for now, im hopefully getting the rest of the parts after school today and i MIGHT be able to finish the front!!! ill post some pics later tonight.
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
looks real good! what are you doing for rear lift....
Thanks Guys! yea i will post some new pics today, i dont think i will be adding anything else today cuz it just started raining a bit....#$%$! so instead im gonna make use of the garage and paint the sway bar red, u-brackets black, and the beam brackets red.
im getting new leaf springs for the rear, add-a-leafs dont really appeal to me and adding blocks is "not right" plus my leafs are starting to really level out.
yea man! i cant wait till everything is done, tires rims lift gears, cuz then ill be the only one in my school with a kickass lifted truck. like 1/4 of the school drives friggin imports.
these are the rims im getting 16x8, theyre the 1378 series from eagle alloy, theyre 150 a piece.
and here are the tires, 35x12.5 mickey thompson baja claws
these are the rims im getting 16x8, theyre the 1378 series from eagle alloy, theyre 150 a piece.
and here are the tires, 35x12.5 mickey thompson baja claws
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
i would get BFG Mud-Terrains if i were you.....you wont get any treadlife out of those tires.......
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
a 15" wheel is $180 a tire......
thats U.S though, im actually getting those rims in 16" and a tire for that is $240 CAD the baja claws are 174 in the states
http://www.stylinconcepts.com/parts..../categoryid/25
scroll down and look for the 35x12.5's
i appreciate the input though.
Last edited by blackbetty; Nov 29, 2006 at 12:23 PM.
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
awwww i seee you live in Canada!
lol yea eh, i dont know about you but its get dark at five 30ish and then i have to bring out the blinding flood light, plus its winter time almost.
Originally Posted by fletch12518
man the front on mine was a PITA! lol but good luck with the kit! great job so far
lol yea i found that the center hinge was the hardest and trying to put the beam's end in the bracket, other than that it was pretty easy.
Thanks
Originally Posted by blackbetty
lol yea i found that the center hinge was the hardest and trying to put the beam's end in the bracket, other than that it was pretty easy.
Thanks
Thanks
Yup. Always start with the hardest first! Save the easiest for last




