Who to have install a 2" Body Lift in Denver

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Feb 25, 2007 | 06:00 PM

mudeater34

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Who to have install a 2" Body Lift in Denver

Ordered my 2" body lift from 4Crawler but may not have time to install myself as I have a 10 month old baby. I have a 99 4Runner and was thinking about having the BL installed professionally in the Denver area. Any thoughts or suggestions on what a going rate would be for install and capable shop? ?I was going to call Irbis and Slee in the morning.

Also, looking under the Runner, I noticed that the 3rd mount locations (from front to rear) are short on both sides. Noob translation: the rubber bushings do not fill the entire space. Is this normal, or what is called the 8thj and 9th mount? I searched but could not find an answer. Thanks-

Future mods: Toytec Run3 lift and 285/75/16s. Small for now, but the build-up will start soon.

Feb 25, 2007 | 06:50 PM

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ill be out there march 14th-28th bro, if you need help let me know and ill help you install it.

actually im leaving the 14th but i wont be out till the 16th and ill leave the 26th

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Feb 25, 2007 | 06:59 PM

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Also, looking under the Runner, I noticed that the 3rd mount locations (from front to rear) are short on both sides. Noob translation: the rubber bushings do not fill the entire space. Is this normal, or what is called the 8thj and 9th mount? I searched but could not find an answer. Thanks-

normal. they're all like that. i think only 1996 4Runners require the 9th and 10th body mounts.

Feb 25, 2007 | 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Ric

http://www.irbisoffroad.com/ if you want to pay someone to do it.

its not that hard, if "I" can do it (with a little help) "anyone" can, trust me...

Maybe have a "Wrech-A-Thon" pick a day, offer to buy some pizza and drinks, have a few people over to your place, this way you can run in and check on the baby when needed, and get the BL installed, and others might have a need to get something done. and you get to meet some of your follow yotatechies

agreed plus "I" quote quote like to work on other trucks and not cuz it gives me somethin to do. Im sure others do as well. save you 150 bucks or so for an install.

Feb 25, 2007 | 07:42 PM

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Thanks guys- I might go with my first thought which is to knock out as much as I can each morning until it's done. If I can get a crack at it for an hour or two on the weekends before my daughter wakes up I think it will be managable. I had planned on parking this until it was done, but I'm excited to get it done, and then install the Toytech & tires.

Feb 25, 2007 | 07:46 PM

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http://www.irbisoffroad.com/

I would certainly recomend them, but please call before to make sure they would be able to help you, as they've had some downsizing in staff. If they can, PLEASE PLEASE go to them. Oleg, the owner of the company, is in some tough times right now, and they are selling stuff just to keep the lights on. They are top notch, and if they are able to perform the service, i know they'd really appreciate the business.