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John Chamness
Dodge Dakota
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5/26/2003
02:48:29
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 Subject: Body Lift Probs
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Help,
I have been putting on the PA 3" Lift for about 10 hours now. I'm messing with the steering extension. I read what all you guys said about this before I started installing it. However, I did not notice if anyone had tried boring out the inside of the extension to make it fit. I've got it close, but am getting ready to try a Dremmel. What are your thoughts, any negative affects to the integrity of the parts if I follow through with the plan?
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Yup
Dodge Dakota
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5/26/2003
09:27:39
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Go for it, take a little off at a time and test fit. Try for a tight fit, no slop.
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John Chamness
Dodge Dakota
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5/26/2003
09:37:41
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Well, that's what I thought but wanted some reassurance. Thanks!
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gps_jetskier
Dodge Dakota
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5/27/2003
08:05:38
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I took a die grinder to mine...about ten times before I got it to fit right. The design wasn't even close. Widdle out your own I guess is what they want you to do. Just do it slow.
GPS_JETSKIER
01QC, 3"Body Lift, 285 BFG AT's
SS Nerfs, Line-X
Custom Safari Rack & light Bar
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John Chamness
Dodge Dakota
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5/27/2003
10:12:41
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Ended up using a die grinder also. After a few trials, got it on. Took it for a test drive and everything seeems nice and tight. That was by far the most difficult part of the lift. But it looks good and I am pleased.
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gps_jetskier
Dodge Dakota
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5/27/2003
10:36:53
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Same here. See other post called "Sore after body lift". Read everyone's problems....8-)
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