Toyo_Runner96
New member
First post, and just lifted today. After many dissapointments and conflicts, I finally got fed up and decided to get my lift proffessionally installed. Had to drive 4 hours to Chicago to a mechanic I knew, but I believe it was well worth it. I'm very satisfied with the height achieved, now all I need to do is install my diff drop. Is that really easy guys?
Well on to the pics:
Here the fronts are getting done
Here he's cutting off the rear shock because it was even impossible using a strap wrench
Here's the finished project at a rest stop:
I took a look at the cv angles, but I don't know what exactly is bad, but it doesn't look that bad I think. The fins are almost touching when the wheel is straight. Plan on getting alignment done on Monday.
Right now I think I'm too exhausted to be excited. 8 hrs of driving in one day is a lot
Well on to the pics:
Here the fronts are getting done
Here he's cutting off the rear shock because it was even impossible using a strap wrench
Here's the finished project at a rest stop:
I took a look at the cv angles, but I don't know what exactly is bad, but it doesn't look that bad I think. The fins are almost touching when the wheel is straight. Plan on getting alignment done on Monday.
Right now I think I'm too exhausted to be excited. 8 hrs of driving in one day is a lot