Conversation Between StoveTop and Mr. eXtreme
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Thanks for the information StoveTop! I will keep all that in mind.
Good to know that doing this in my driveway can be done!
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It took us nearly two full days. We started on Friday mid morning and completed it on Saturday, and it was pretty late. Keep in mind that we had lunch and beers and were farting around during the install, but I would say that if you give yourself two days, that should be plenty. We also replaced my upper control arms (which added about 30-40mins) and replaced the lower BJ's...that added about an extra 2 hours or so. The cutting of the frame ear took about 40mins as well. We had no real hang ups or problems, but we did use a lot of tools plus during the install, one of our two air compressors took a dump. I hear of guys doing lift installs in a single day, and although I think it is possible, I also feel it's real unlikely for a couple of guys using floor jacks in a home garage to do it so quickly. Ah, what's the rush? One thing to plan for is to be sure a local shop is available the day you finish to do your alignment (and mount your new tires if you buy new rubber).
Ping me any time with any questions, and good luck!
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Your truck looks great! I'm going to be doing a Rancho on my truck soon!!
How long did the install take the two of you?