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Can i install a lift kit myself?
hello, in the next couple of months or so(when i get the money) im going to be buying aorund a 6-8inch or so lift kit, tires and rims. is the lift real hard to install? i need all longer cables and stuff right? i am very mechanicly minded, but never did this stuff before, thansk alot
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i did a 6" lift on my old truck same year as yours. did it in my driveway with jack stands. it wasnt very hard at all. you dont have to extend any lines on a 6". im not sure on a 8" cause i had it done. my guy charged me $500 labor to do it. i think that is around normal price. if you get the 6", do it yourself and save money and also have bragging rights
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