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PA body lift question
Before anyone tells me to use the search understand i have been and am losing my mind in there. I just wanna know how long it takes a couple amature garage guys to install the PA body lift on my 99 durango
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seriously a full day like 8 hours or what. we have done suspension lifts before and a body on a frontier so i was think more like 6 hours
Yea dude, about 6 hours with floor jacks and hand tools sounds about right. Took me and a buddy about 3 hours to do mine, but we did it at my work with a vehicle lift and impact tools.
sweet thanks
yeah, took me bout 4-5 hours
cool i am gonna do it this weekend then i think
Sweet, be sure and post pics when finished. Do you have access to a lift and power tools?cool i am gonna do it this weekend then i think
not yet still trying to work that out
If you can't get anything I can ask my boss if it's ok for us to come in on a saturday and use my bay. It's in Chandler though if distance is an issue.
sweet thanks ill let you know i was hoping to use the lift at the auto shop on base
youve been getting your Rango around inferno, been seeing you post more around the site. good to see someone newer getting out there so fast. im liking your commin soon list. i cant wait to see. i also cant wait to see your work done and knock the t/s lift off your list.
especially excited for that custom paint, whatever it may be. btw, if you do a bl and t/s, you could fit 35s like me
especially excited for that custom paint, whatever it may be. btw, if you do a bl and t/s, you could fit 35s like me
nice man i think i am only shooting for 33s though to allow more articulation room. the custom paint is gonna be a blue with some satin black and the front rear bumpers and sliders will be john deer black. i am a big car nut so i hope to read enough on here to know alot about these trucks. i am dropping it off tuesday to get bumpers and sliders done. then lift then paint so soon tires and itll be done....well till i want something else
Sounds awesome dude. Who's doing the bumpers and sliders for you?
my buddy mark
Cool, what kind of design are you doing for the rear? I have yet to see a decent looking rear bumper for a Durango.
left it up to the guy building it really. he will come up with something better than i could. ill post pics when its done
ok man. didnt think it would all be getting done soon. but thats better for me... dont gotta wait around. lol its gonna be sweet dude. also, i agree on your choice for 33's. as much as i love my big 35's.. i would love more articulation..
Awesome, can't wait to see the pics. Did you ever get your body lift installed?left it up to the guy building it really. he will come up with something better than i could. ill post pics when its done
not yet had some work issues so he is gonna do that too. it pains me to let someone else do all this but ill make up for it with alot of wheeling when its done
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