Spacers
#4
if you mean suspension spacers, no you dont need to touch your steering. if you mean body spacers ( body lift blocks ) yes you would need to add an extension to the steering shaft if you do a 2in or greater, but for a 1in body lift i dont BELIEVE the steering stuff is needed
#5
I know for 3rd gens at least, Roger Brown says you'll need a steering shaft extension even with just a 1" body lift.
More info on his site.... http://4crawler.cruiserpages.com/4x4...yLiftKit.shtml
More info on his site.... http://4crawler.cruiserpages.com/4x4...yLiftKit.shtml
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The only thing you need to replace are your shocks. Just did a temporary 2" coil spring spacer on mine. Took two people, air tools, a spring compressor and about 30 min tops. CAUTION: If you do this yourself, the spring are under a lot of tension and could potentially knock out all your teeth or cave in your skull.
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