bobbyavidity
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Can anyone in Socal hook me up with installing 2"front/1" rear CF spacers? Ordered them today, and best install deal i've found has been $250.
Anyone in Socal install CF spacers?
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bobbyavidity
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yeah i belive so. And nope, no XREAS
bobbyavidity
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hmmm, maybe i'll have to try it out. I'd sure love to save $250.
TravelFreak
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BlairB - Hey I am right down the hill from you in the Riviera and just received my 2/1 CF as well. Where did you have your lift installed?
bobbyavidity - If you are interested, maybe we could try and find someone who can give us a discount if we bring in both T4Rs. Let me know your thoughts.
bobbyavidity - If you are interested, maybe we could try and find someone who can give us a discount if we bring in both T4Rs. Let me know your thoughts.
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bobbyavidity
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Yeah thats a good idea but I'm still waiting to recieve mine so you are probably better off getting it done alone if you want in quick? :/ I still have about 9 days
Good Times
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non-xreas lift installs are relatively easy to do.
with the proper hand tools and a rental tool to remove the ball joint for your tie rod you can easily perform the spacer install in a matter of half of day.
basic knowledge of using hand tools and the ability to follow directions (which is definitely hard to do even for me!), and you're in good hands. since many of us are local in LA, I'm certain local members around you won't mind having a get together to help ya guys out.
I've help many members do this exact lift (not necessarily the same lift kit but similar) and those owners have been very happy being able to do it on their own with great success
good luck
with the proper hand tools and a rental tool to remove the ball joint for your tie rod you can easily perform the spacer install in a matter of half of day.
basic knowledge of using hand tools and the ability to follow directions (which is definitely hard to do even for me!), and you're in good hands. since many of us are local in LA, I'm certain local members around you won't mind having a get together to help ya guys out.
I've help many members do this exact lift (not necessarily the same lift kit but similar) and those owners have been very happy being able to do it on their own with great success
good luck
BlairB
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TravelFreak said:
I have actually used two different places since this is my second kit. Street Shock in Redondo did my first one and 4WheelParts did my second.
If you do not have xreas give street shock a call, if you do I would call 4wp.
I also agree with Good Times, do it yourself if you have the time. If I wasn't a student I would have put my kit on myself, but since I was at school I had no time and no tools :bash:
If you decide to install it yourself, let me know and I might be able to stop by and lend a helping hand! PM me if there are any questions I can help with dealing with street shock or 4wp
