Small offroading, I need to find someone who installs lifts!
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connorwallin - Cruiser
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You need to find someone who will teach you how to install your lift 
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DirtyBacon04 - Moderator
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DirtyBacon04 wrote:You need to find someone who will teach you how to install your lift
I would love to learn how but I am mechanically challenged. I have very small patience and just suck at doing mechanic stuff. Doing a lift on something I need to daily drive and making sure I do everything right seems very far fetched.
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connorwallin - Cruiser
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It's pretty basic labor. Just roll up your sleeves, buy some tools, and follow the instructions or tutorials. We all had to start somewhere. Turning a wrench is a basic skill, so is patience, they both come with a little practice.
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Trail X - Founder
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Scariest part is compressing the spring. So you can take your own strut assemblies out, bring them to a shop, hamf them the struts and your lift and let them install it with their big wall mounted spring compressor.
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DirtyBacon04 - Moderator
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Connor my buddy Dave Van ramer lives just over a hour from you. I bet he might help you out.
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