Meet and greet lift install? Denver, CO

[olay303]

I've been doing some research on lifts, and Im thinking about installing Daystars 2.5/1.5 spacers or Fj coils if i can find some for cheap.
I have a 05' 4runner sport with XREAS. Im not too mechanically inclined. I dont have a garage or the right tools. So Im seeing if theres anyone along the front range/Denver metro area would be willing to assist me with the install.
**I do some powder coating work. So if anyone is willing to help, I can powder coat some wheels or anything reasonable. Black(glossy/semi/flat). :tongue:

 

[Daron-t4r]

I've been doing some research on lifts, and Im thinking about installing Daystars 2.5/1.5 spacers or Fj coils if i can find some for cheap.
I have a 05' 4runner sport with XREAS. Im not too mechanically inclined. I dont have a garage or the right tools. So Im seeing if theres anyone along the front range/Denver metro area would be willing to assist me with the install.
**I do some powder coating work. So if anyone is willing to help, I can powder coat some wheels or anything reasonable. Black(glossy/semi/flat). :tongue:

I live near denver. Unfortunately I'm unable to help you in the near future, however, I'll be buying new wheels in the next few months. What are the prices like for powder coating?

 

[olay303]

Im not too much in a hurry to get installed. I will powder coat four wheels for no charge. includes: sandblast, chem prep, and powder. I know some people usually charge $40 a wheel.

 

[Daron-t4r]

Im not too much in a hurry to get installed. I will powder coat four wheels for no charge. includes: sandblast, chem prep, and powder. I know some people usually charge $40 a wheel.

dealership was $180 per wheel, can you believe that!?

Yeah, keep looking for denver folks, because even if you're not in a rush it might be a while.

 

[noiwontsmile]

This is a great idea.

I'm in the Denver area and have a garage but not all the tools... I'd like to learn/ see how this is done in person instead of reading a post. So yeah - very interested in attending if this happens.

 

[ARK_SWAMP_RIDER]

Install isn't bad at all, don't let xreas scare you. Outside of metric sockets, wrenches, impact, pry bar (I used a 5' metal pry bar, made it much easier) and and floor jack, not much else it needed. Biggest thing is the impact if you have to use portable spring compressors (you can rent them for free at most auto stores). If I was local I'd help out, but that's not an option. Good luck!