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MLP
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8/14/2001
17:31:59
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How hard is it to install a 2" body lift on a
99 club cab 4x4?
I got a performance accessories 2" body lift
and want install it, but I have no special tools
no garage to do it in and average when it comes to
doing Mechanical stuff.
Anyone install one before? any help/tips would
be nice.
thanks
MIKE
1999 CC 4x4 Sport
Dakotas RULE!!
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Hawkeye
Gen III
8/14/2001
20:40:44
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Shouldnt be too hard. Perf Acces gives good instructions I have been told. Let me know how it turns out as I have been contemplating one for my truck.
'00 QC 4x4
4.7 3.55 LSD
32x11.50 BFG AT's
Urban Warrior
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Dan Gruber
Gen III
8/14/2001
21:26:45
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Last weekend on Crank & Chrome (I think that's the name of the show...on TNN...could have been another one of those weekend automotive TNN shows) they did a body lift on a new Chevy Silverado. Looked to be do-able by someone with average mechanical skills, a decent set of tools and a good jack or two. They did bring up a lot of things that I had never considered like potential wiring problems (wires too short), relocating the parking brake cable, disconnecting the steering shaft to install an extension, lengthening the fuel filler neck...and so on. Lots of little pain in the behind details. The lifting of the body looked simple in comparison. You could probably order the video from the TNN website if you want to get a better idea of whether or not you want to try it yourself.
Dan
2000 CC SLT 4.7 4X4 Auto 3.55 LSD
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MLP
Gen III
8/14/2001
21:55:33
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If I decide to install it I will post the
results ,any problems ,etc... etc.. , thanks
MIKE
1999 CC 4x4 Sport
Dakotas RULE!!
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