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Travis
GenIII
 
8/28/2002
11:17:14
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Well I got my lift last night. I have not done anything but invertory the kit. So is there any good recomendations before I start tearing into this thing this weekend? I welcome all coments except body lift haters. HAHA. Thanks in advance.
Travis
00,CC,SLT,4.7,Auto,4X4
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Knobbyman
*GenIII*
8/28/2002
13:01:16
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Don't plan on being done in one day... Just incase ;-)
'01 Graphite QC 4x4
4.7 3.55 LSD
6" Suspension Lift
305x70x16 GoodYear MT/R's
http://www.knobbyman.com
----Speed only breaks it faster----
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durtydog
GenIII
8/28/2002
18:20:08
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you should have no problem because you bought the pa lift!with the 4.7 engine you will have to get another radiator hose.
look up body lift in search and you will get all the info you want especially if you see hawkeyes name because he has the 4.7 engine also.
good luck
what tires and wheels are on the truck now i cant tell the pic isnt so clear.
98 club cab sport 5.2 4x4 durtydog is done dirt cheap
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Hawkeye
*GenIII*
8/29/2002
09:08:19
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Who me??
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Travis
GenIII
8/29/2002
11:36:54
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Well it is done, will get some pics(Clear Ones) when I wash this afternoon. It took about 4 and a half hours last night, but I have to still put in the Transfercase bracket and the bracket for the transmission loop. Did you guys install the overloads on the frame under the bed? And I also notice that there was only one bracket for the brake junction. Has any of you made a second bracket for the back end of that brake junction? But I am really happy with the looks of my truck. The stearing is still like stock, I heard people complaining about slop in the wheel, maybe it was not done right I guess. Now I am going to have to buy some nerf bars to cover up the frame. Although it looks alot better then those Chevy's with the frame ten inches bellow the body after they lift them. Thanks for the input!
Travis
00,CC,SLT,4.7,Auto,4X4
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REKER
GenIII
8/29/2002
11:44:53
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Hawkeye and Travis, and anyone else with a 2000 4X4 4.7L Auto. Do any of u have any slop in the steering???
ROB aka REKER
2000 Intense Blue Club Cab
fully loaded
4.7L V8 Auto 4X4
3.55 Gears
Mods to Come:
3" PA Body Lift, 33" ProComp Xterrains mounted on Eagle Alloy 589s, Dual Flowmaster Exhaust, Custom Intake, Clear Corners, Carbon Fiber Altezzas, Custom Painted Dash
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Travis
GenIII
8/29/2002
11:48:54
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Durty Dog, I forgot you haha. I have 589's with 32 inch Pathfinders. Oh and I was able to retain the factory radiator hose, it was long enough. I also do not have a clutch fan, so I did not have to cut up my shroud at this time. Once again, thanks for all your input.
Travis
00,CC,SLT,4.7,Auto,4X4
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Travis
GenIII
8/29/2002
12:15:39
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Hey Reker I replied to your questions in the Raised Dakota section where you asked about the lift and welding. But I do not have any slop in my stearing. I have heard people say they have slop. But when you see the stearing extension there is no way to have slop if you put it in right. It is a square shaft, and the extension has a square input and shaft coming out. So it only goes in one way, and if it is tight, there is really no way for slop that I could see. But I may be wrong.
00,CC,SLT,4.7,Auto,4X4
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