body lifting,
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yeah haha it was a great deal! thanks again! the lift went on fairly easy its just very tedious as wandell said. when your finished its all worth it in the end. the only thing that was bad was when i sheered a coupl of the bolts, and then having to fit the radiaor/fan shroud, the kit saaid to take it out, but i didnt and it was a lot easier that way,
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i will on tuesday when i get the tires on, i painted all the trim today and they turned out pretty well, im glad i did it, had some trouble with the clear coat bubbling up the black paint. but it seems to be pretty good, i will post pics up on tuesday once i get the rims on.
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i might be able to help you out.... for doing a body lift, all it is, is removing all the mounting points of the cab and bed... i have a 97 f150 and im doing mine this week. keep in mind when you lift these trucks there is a steering extension that needs to come with the truck and a radiator relocator, front and rear bumper brackets as well. ive done it before but im having a shop do it in south florida... recommended lifts is performance accessories and rough country.. hope that helped out
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heres a pic boys,
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...1&id=582453842
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...1&id=582453842
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try this, if not just go to my album 
