Lift help

[mkfour]

I need a flat spot and tall jack stands to install my lift. I'll probably need some guidance as well. Preferably within short driving distance from Bellflower (91/605 FWY) because I'm not sure how it will handle after the lift.

Shocks, springs, sway bar spacers, bumpstops, brake bracket extension and possibly caster plates. I've got the tools to do the job (air, hand) but I'll probably need something to remove the drivers side shock.

I'm free Friday-Sunday.

 

[Slomo]

Does that mean you aren't coming by the shop then?

Don't blame you, sorry I can't help more right now.

 

[mkfour]

I thought you said you'd be pretty busy. I'll try to stop by in the morning.

 

[PKP80]

MK, dude, weekend before Snt. most guys if they are going are working on their own rigs. Just bring the truck out next week stock. You're totally fine better yet bring the lift kit and we'll do a demo install in the sand.

 

[Brentbba]

MK - like Sam says - stock is just fine for SnT. First year I was bone stock too. Just air your tires down to about 15 psi when you hit the sand.

 

[Ian Rogers]

in the sand less lift is best

 

[PabloVTA]

yeah, bring it with ya....there's gunna be beer there.

beer, and air tools and 300 guys wanting to play.....

you could always try to launch and break something, that way you'd HAVE to install it to get home.

 

[Brentbba]

yeah, bring it with ya....there's gunna be beer there.

beer, and air tools and 300 guys wanting to play.....

you could always try to launch and break something, that way you'd HAVE to install it to get home.

ROTFLMAO! You'll have more expert help at SnT than anywhere else...probably too much help!

 

[Newps]

Stock is King in the sand. Just air down and have a blast. Go to 10 psi and you will go everywhere with little effort.

 

[SoCal_80]

Mike - Do you still need the jack stands ? Let me know....

 

[Slomo]

I thought you said you'd be pretty busy. I'll try to stop by in the morning.

I was just giving you some s#*t.