For everyone running Roger Brown's Lift...
02-10-2004, 04:34 PM
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Originally posted by mike_d
i've never done it, but i'm happy to 1)lend you my garage and 2)help you with the work in return for a place to stay during blues and brews this year. i live in longmont, which is about 6 hours from telluride, but you can stay at my place overnight if you want to.
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i've never done it, but i'm happy to 1)lend you my garage and 2)help you with the work in return for a place to stay during blues and brews this year. i live in longmont, which is about 6 hours from telluride, but you can stay at my place overnight if you want to.
mike
Now I just have to ditch my girlfriend this weekend and give my 4runner the valentines she's been waiting for....
Reality: Girlfriend=Sex
No girlfriend = No Sex
Hmmmm...I'll let you know when I'm available, but either way, give me a shout when Blues and Brews gets closer...The house is usually packed, but there is always room for one more....
as long as you don't mind all night parties and keg beer...
see you in september.
Dave
02-10-2004, 05:21 PM
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Re: For everyone running Roger Brown's Lift...
Originally posted by DSP
Now I just got quoted $900 at a local shop...ouch!!!
He says it is at least a 10hr job and another 1/2 day tweaking it. He says body lift is tougher than a suspension to install. (Doesn't make sense to me)
Now I just got quoted $900 at a local shop...ouch!!!
He says it is at least a 10hr job and another 1/2 day tweaking it. He says body lift is tougher than a suspension to install. (Doesn't make sense to me)
Instead of 1/2 of a day to tweak it, they should probably just tighten the bolts. Idiots.
Mine was 4 or 5 hours, but I also had to cut off a few rusted body bolts and I was working on a partially grass slope.
03-04-2007, 12:42 PM
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well ive been reading through threads because i order myself a 1inch body but i stumbled across this one and im worried. i didnt order a 1inch steering extender. is this something that is needed?
03-04-2007, 12:52 PM
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took me about 3~4hrs (the wifey will also say about 8hrs 
) and i had sliders on so it was a bit difficult raising the body not using the pinch welds.
hit up one of these offers to give you a hand...and see for yourself how easy it is!
) and i had sliders on so it was a bit difficult raising the body not using the pinch welds.hit up one of these offers to give you a hand...and see for yourself how easy it is!
03-04-2007, 02:35 PM
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you mean 3 years? cuz this thread was feb 04, so its been 3 years. get it right Tofer! lol jk
I was about to offer help to him since im heading out to CO until i saw 04 date,
anybody in CO need help installing something, i may want to wrench a runner
I was about to offer help to him since im heading out to CO until i saw 04 date,
anybody in CO need help installing something, i may want to wrench a runner
03-04-2007, 02:49 PM
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i dont know for sure, mine came from a buddy.
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03-04-2007, 03:18 PM
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lol well im the one that resurrected this thread because i wanted to know about this 1 inch steering extender. on the 4crawler site it says n/a for a 1inch body but it was mentioned needed in some before posts
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