Need help installing lift in Bay Area, CA

[KennyT4R]

Hey guys. So after long debate I am finally deciding to install the lift that has been sitting in my garage for almost a month. Only thing holding me back is buying all the tools which I will only use once.

I figured maybe someone on here can help me? I can provide $$$. It's just a front OME coil and rear springs.

 

[topdown4runner]

Hey guys. So after long debate I am finally deciding to install the lift that has been sitting in my garage for almost a month. Only thing holding me back is buying all the tools which I will only use once.

I figured maybe someone on here can help me? I can provide $$$. It's just a front OME coil and rear springs.

If you weren't on the left coast, I'd give a hand...

I just did my OME 3" lift, and it didn't take any specialized tools, although a 2nd set of hands did help out putting the fronts in.

If you need a spring compressor, just rent one from Autozone, or the like. Most specialized tools can be "rented" free from Autozone. I don't know if you have that store in California or not.

Good luck, and it isn't as hard as it looks :cheers:

 

[brian2sun]

Other than spring compressors, everything else you'll need is just common tools (sockets and wrenches). We do have autozones in CA (although I can't stand to enter one anymore) and they do loan out spring compressors and other tools.

 

[Gumballf355]

Where in the bay area are you? I'm In South San Jose. Come out here and I'll help you.

 

[jsmithjr732]

Probably too far for ya, but I'm going to install my lift in a couple weeks down in North San Diego. Volunteering my house for those in need.

 

[KennyT4R]

Where in the bay area are you? I'm In South San Jose. Come out here and I'll help you.

I'll come. Which weekend are you free?