thebusine$$

I am looking at purchasing the Toytec 1" body lift, but need a shop in the Los Angeles area to install it.

I already have a suspension lift and many of these shops refuse to install a body lift because of the "dangers" of running the combination.

Does anyone know of any.....

osker fenix

Ever thought about doing it yourself? Its pretty easy. I'd help you if i was closer

76ANTHONY

x2, they are easy to install if you take your time

thebusine$$

Although it may be easy, I rather leave up to the specialist with more experience.

dbcx

I just did one it is way to easy to pay someone. I just took out all one side of the bolts loosened the other side. Got a floor jack with a block of wood and jacked it in the middle and lifted one side at the time. It didnt even take an hour. Plus i did the steering extension. Its way super easy.

turboale

Indeed, do it yourself...

4x4phil

Is there a write up on how to do it your self?

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Body lifts are easy to install...but can be scary I guess the 1st time. I did one Saturday on a 3rd gen...2" body lift in about 2 hours.

Want to find a write-up? SEARCH

4x4phil

will do thanks!

mt_goat

Here's the best BL out there:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/BodyLiftKit.shtml

dirtoyboy

pay me 100 bucks and I'll do it for ya

4x4phil

Sounds good to me, want to make a road trip?...LOL