Cornfed installers in Denver?

[T133]

I am thinking of installing cornfeds on my 04 4Runner Sport (yea with XREAS) but dont have a place to do( all I have got is underground garage).

Does anyone know a good garage in Denver area that can do it for me for a reasonable price (I can order the cornfeds myself)?

 

[Good Times]

With the right tools you should be able to do conquer this yourself. You just need some basic mechanics skill and be able to follow the directions (floating online) and you should be fine.

The key is having some addional friends available to help you out

Good luck!

 

[T133]

With the right tools you should be able to do conquer this yourself. You just need some basic mechanics skill and be able to follow the directions (floating online) and you should be fine.

The key is having some addional friends available to help you out

Good luck!

Thaks GoodTimes.

Do you know if its wise to do this outside
assuming I will be done in one day or a garage is a must?

 

[Good Times]

I've done 2 installs outside on the driveway and 2 in a garage.

Either way give yourself about a good 6-8 hours if you've never done anything like this before. If you follow the directions to a T, you should be fine.

Good set of tools (power) and you're all set. Make sure you also have an extra set of hands for the moral support too.

I know Bulldog-yota has a great write up of the installation so PM him for more details. You might also want to find some local members that might be able to give you a hand.

Good luck!

 

[Jason B]

I can probably check into this for you, but any 4wd shop or suspension place could handle this.

I also have the corfed instructions sitting here. If you need them, email me.

 

[T133]

The BulldogYota's instructions are for daystar kits but helpfull neverless.

I'll probably buy the spacers with instructions and see if I can handle the install.

 

[rider]

T133,

Have you had the install done yet? If not try High Country

http://www.hcp4x4.com/

They did a lot of work for me in the past on my CJ and Comanche, and on my brother's Blazer. Really good guys. I was going to have them do mine but decided to do it myself since the weather has been so warm. I did it in the driveway.

They also recommended a shop to do my alignment this week after I installed the Cornfed lift.

See my thread with pics of my lifted runner

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&postid=134133#post134133. I love the look.

Best use of $250 possible for a 4runner.

 

[T133]

T133,

Have you had the install done yet? If not try High Country

http://www.hcp4x4.com/

They did a lot of work for me in the past on my CJ and Comanche, and on my brother's Blazer. Really good guys. I was going to have them do mine but decided to do it myself since the weather has been so warm. I did it in the driveway.

They also recommended a shop to do my alignment this week after I installed the Cornfed lift.

See my thread with pics of my lifted runner

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&postid=134133#post134133. I love the look.

Best use of $250 possible for a 4runner.

Thanks rider,

No I have not. That exactly what I was looking for. I'll probably call them next week.