[NC's BeefTaco]

Does anyone in north carolina or surrounding states know where I could have a body lift put on, and about how much it would cost to have it done?

 

[GreenTaco4x4]

Ask you fellow TTORA memebers to help, should cost some beer maybe a pizza too.

 

[Cappleton3]

Definately do it yourself. Easy to do, you'll know it was done right and keep a pile of cash in your own pocket.

 

[Alan11116]

yeah, like other said. otherwise you are probably looking at $700 plus.

 

[jtaco1]

I paid $550 up here in PA, since I was busy at work, but really wish I had done it myself with a bunch of the TTORA guys.Things just weren't up to par on the instal and I had to redo alot of it. ASk around.

 

[daveman1230]

dude me and 04Redlobster both live in charlotte, and with the help of another TTORA memeber in charlotte but his bl on, it isn't that hard, e-mail me if you are interested in some help
[email protected]

 

[StemsCornfedTaco]

Definately do it yourself. Easy to do, you'll know it was done right and keep a pile of cash in your own pocket.

I agree, Do it yourself. Its not as hard as you think.

 

[NC's BeefTaco]

I think I'll just do it myself and save $550 and mistakes. Thanx guys. Hey daveman, I sent you an e-mail, it sounds like a plan to me. Way to show ttora support!!!

 

[shovelracer]

Do it yourself definitely. It's not that hard. Most shops will rip you off and not do it 100% proper, and they will throw out all the old stuff. That will cost you 50-100 bucks to get it back from toyota if you ever take it off. The only way to do it right is to do it yourself. Just read the instructions over and over. Even if it doesn't make sense, when you do it it will.

 

[04RedLobster]

i'll be willing to help out...but i have never done a 3" bl lift...i know another 2 guys who'll be willing to help out...but i just need the date so i can call them

 

[shovelracer]

All you need is a sawzall or hacksaw, screwdriver, good metric rachet set, a drill and bits, allen wrench set, floor jack, block of wood, can of Liquid wrench, 2 guys, 12 pack, a full day, and if you extend the shifters some down time to take them to a shop unless you have a good welder. Everthing is straight foward just becareful where you cut the fuel filler, And be meticulous with the steering extension. If these aren't proper you'll know right away. Always test drive and recheck before you get on a public road. Good Luck its not too bad

 

[NC's BeefTaco]

i'll be willing to help out...but i have never done a 3" bl lift...i know another 2 guys who'll be willing to help out...but i just need the date so i can call them

Sounds good, I will try to come up with an exact date and see if that works out with you guys. Thanks for all the help and support.

 

[NC's BeefTaco]

Everybody in the charlotte, nc area that says they're willing to help, this post is for you. I would like to do the lift on either march 26th or april 2nd if at all possible. Either post and let me know what you think or e-mail me at [email protected] thanks for all the support.