Daystar 1” lift questions.

How are you shaving it?
Pics would be great.
I work at a place where they have a machine shop, so they did it for me. From what they said it was super easy. Also since I was using 1.5 rear spacers for FJ I had to trim them a little before installing them and it was easy to do at home. Here are picture of parts that were cutout from the rear spacers.
 

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My lift is done. After customizing DS 1” front spacer (machined to 0.8”) and 1.5” rear FJ spacer (machined to 1”) my total lift is: 1.45” on the front and 0.95” rear: exactly what I wanted.
Total cost was $212.60: $69.26 for spacers and $143.34 for lifetime alignment.
I did work by myself, it was not hard just time consuming: around 4.5 hours front and 1.5 hours rear.
I was worry about compressing springs (rented spring compressor form Autozone) but that was not an issue at all. It was easy and maybe added 1 hour to the whole job.
One thing I noticed that my truck got slightly quitter especially the rear. I guess that is a one benefit of using DS spacers.

Thank you all for all help!
 

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