2in RB BL finally installed (lot's of pics)
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2in RB BL finally installed (lot's of pics)
Just shortly after adding the LC coils to my OME set-up, I decided to add the BL for more clearance and asthetics..thinkin now I need 35's..whatcha think??
Some before, after's, and with summer dancing shoe's!
We did a 3in BL on my buddies pick-up the same day!
Some before, after's, and with summer dancing shoe's!
We did a 3in BL on my buddies pick-up the same day!
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Runner is nice, but I have to agree, I like the stock rims better. Was the 2" BL difficult? I'm assuming if you did 2 BL's in one day, couldn't have been that bad.
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I just loved my Toyo's so much I got a set for my stockies to wheel in, most likely they'll come off for mileage and fuel reasons.
..and my Runner is what a real luxury suv should be, dookie on the escalade.
The BL itself was really easy. Pb blasted my bolts week prior, went around and loosened all body mounts, (the part that got me was on thee Runner you had to accces the bolts from under the carpet--I was already doing audio/video stuff so I just peeled it back). the bumper brackets were simple, but the front of the frame pushes against the lower valence and I don't like that look. Lowering the radiator was the hardest for me, I just didn't get how to set the brackets, I jimmy'd it and when I have more time I'm gonna drain it pull it out and do it right.
She rides tough even on the freeway. The Toyo pick-up was just as simple. Two in a day under 5hours total. We did use an impact wrench so that aid to our speed, plus I read the directions 10times.
Thanks again guys for the "kind" words, I'll post wheel well pics later.
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