Suspension lift Q's...

[PipeRat]

I wanna stuff some 33" B.F.G's under my 97' rnr...The only thing I can find for a basic 2.5" susp. lift(since I changed my mind on BL) is from Superlift.I can't find a price on it.I would like to save on install fees,is it a lot of work,& can I do it with limited mech.  :headscratch:ability?                                                        thanks in advance for feedback,THE RAT     

[Mike D]

I would call up the companys that sell the lifts you want and just ask them what they got that will work with your rig. 8)

[Skinny_Pedal]

what about the revtek lifts? arent those perfect for people only wanting to go 33's

[PipeRat]

what about the revtek lifts? arent those perfect for people only wanting to go 33's

$327...should'nt be to hard to install myself?

[Skinny_Pedal]

i hope not. kids at my school installed them thereselves last year on some tacos. and there idiots, so i think your good to go

[PipeRat]

I would call up the companys that sell the lifts you want and just ask them what they got that will work with your rig. 8)

         4wheelparts quoted me an outragous $1200&change and they dont have

[PipeRat]

i hope not. kids at my school installed them thereselves last year on some tacos. and there idiots, so i think your good to go

I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed but from what I've seen they look pretty basic.Unless there's something like ext. steering or something...

[Skinny_Pedal]

i do not belive so. they are just a simple and cheap lift to get your truck in there air and not have to go body

[Mike D]

well I'm guessing that has coils so you may need to get a hold of a coil spring compressor

[Fireimp141]

If you have coils thats the only thing u would have to worry about, i think. Depends on how you go about it. But other than that follow the instructions. If its IFS theres gonna be some welding and drilling, but other than that its pretty damn easy. me and friend did a 4" IFS lift a while back, wasnt hard, but took like 8 hours, so your gonna be in for a long haul. 

[PipeRat]

If you have coils thats the only thing u would have to worry about, i think. Depends on how you go about it. But other than that follow the instructions. If its IFS theres gonna be some welding and drilling, but other than that its pretty damn easy. me and friend did a 4" IFS lift a while back, wasnt hard, but took like 8 hours, so your gonna be in for a long haul. 

what did you have to weld?

[brainlessfool]

I think I remember him saying that he had to weld his wheels on.   

[KYOTA]

I think I remember him saying that he had to weld his wheels on.   

  brainless its been awhile since you've given this type of invaluable advice 

[Skinny_Pedal]

If you have coils thats the only thing u would have to worry about, i think. Depends on how you go about it. But other than that follow the instructions. If its IFS theres gonna be some welding and drilling, but other than that its pretty damn easy. me and friend did a 4" IFS lift a while back, wasnt hard, but took like 8 hours, so your gonna be in for a long haul. 

what did you have to weld?

almost every ifs lift  for a toyota requires no welding. the revtek lift is a complete bolt in. just some spacers and what not. if u can read u can install.

[Mike D]

brainless might have trouble with the small words