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Old Jan 2, 2002 | 09:42 AM
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I HAVE A 97 F150 4X4,IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE YOU CAN DO TO GET MORE HEIGHT,OTHER THAN BODY LIFT OR SUSPENION LIFT?ALSO,I HAVE A MANIK BRUSH GUARD ON FRONT,IF I PUT ON A 3" BODY LIFT IS THERE ANY BRACKETS I CAN BUY FOR IT? WHAT IS A FAIR PRICE FOR INSTALLING A BODY LIFT WITH GAP GUARDS? THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.
 
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Old Jan 2, 2002 | 11:26 AM
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cranking the t-bars. i have a 2wd so im not exaxtally sure how its done but im sure someone will come along and tell you.
 
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Old Jan 3, 2002 | 03:55 PM
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Park on a level surface. Measure the top of the wheelwell to the ground on both sides. Crawl under the truck and you'll see the torson bar crossmember. There will be 1 bolt per side. Its a 18mm. Take a grease pencil and mark the bolt and where it goes into the crossmember. Tighten that bolt 1 full turn, each side. Then measure the top of the wheelwell again. If its not at 2 inches of lift, then get under there and turn it half a turn, and it should be close to 2". Go drive around for a little while(the trip to the alignment shop is enough) and get it aligned. Get bigger tires, and get us some pics
 
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Old Jan 3, 2002 | 04:06 PM
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As far as the brushguard and the body lift, you will have to have custom brackets fabb'd up. Price for installation of a body lift, get a friend, a 2-3ton jack, a 10-12"long 4x4, some tools, couple of jack stands and an afternoon. Take it slow,and do one side at a time. If you need any more info on the body lift, I'll be glad to help. Its way too easy, and not worth the 600 I was quoted.
 
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Old Jan 4, 2002 | 08:14 AM
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Hey...I notice you are in indiana....if you are still wanting to hire someone to do it...there was a guy in Goldsmith (near Kokomo) that I had do a lift on my ranger a couple years ago...he has tons of experience. He does a lot of the lifted trucks in that area..he only charged me like $200 or something...His name is Ed Roberts...I have his number at home if you would like.
 
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