Strap22

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gwhayduke

How much trimming did you have to do to fit the SDORI's on? Grinder, Sawzall or other? Pics? SDORI's pics aren't that good? I might as well go with a set of 901's and the SDORI's. The old girl is sittin' on her haunches more each day. Of course, it makes it easier for my old malamute to get in.

BLKNBLU

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I'd guesstimate about a half inch of material removed. I used a 4 1/2 in angle grinder and it went really easily. In my case though I had the control arms off the truck so access was easy. Some of the folks that did them still attached will hopefully chime in as to what tool fit up in there best. Here's a thread about it.

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f31/bj-spacer-question-58081/

cabbage

I used a 4 1/2 grinder as well, but with control arms still on the truck. I did it twice actually, on two trucks... My old one and new one (too lazy to swap control arms!) Both didnt take that long, getting pretty good at it too! Sorry, no pics.

nmtoy

I also used a 4 1/2' angle ginder with a cutoff wheel. Very easy and quick!
Great product!

Robb