Gonna have me a fun weekend...
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Gonna have me a fun weekend...
These arrived in the mail today
1st, the obligatory box shots!
And whats inside...
Billet Aluminum Grill from eBay, and 3" Body Lift from Summit!
Gonna Do the BL install tomorrow, by myself
Hopefully it doesnt take me more than one day. Anyone got any helpful tips/tricks to make the install go smoother?
1st, the obligatory box shots!
And whats inside...
Billet Aluminum Grill from eBay, and 3" Body Lift from Summit!
Gonna Do the BL install tomorrow, by myself
Hopefully it doesnt take me more than one day. Anyone got any helpful tips/tricks to make the install go smoother?
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Originally Posted by l2en
PB Blaster, a torch, and air tools. Better soak those bolts now if you're doing this tomorrow, especially since your truck is 8 years old!
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Originally Posted by blue99ranger
should i get 3inch fabtech spindles and aal+blocks instead? 
Originally Posted by blue99ranger
started soaking them 2 days ago!
AAL'S + BLOCKS = BAD NEWS!!!! lol
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8) There is a wire loom that runs to the battery and driver's side fenderwell. This wire loom is attached to the driver's side of the engine with a bracket. There is a nut that attaches the bracket to a stud protruding from the engine. Remove the nut from the stud. Remove the bracket from the stud. Remove the wire loom from the bracket. The bracket will be repositioned after the body has been lifted.
no ****in' way!
no ****in' way!
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