Anybody know of a good shop to install a 3/5 drop on my 2005?
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do you have any tools at home. the rear you can do in your garage with minimal hand tools. I can walk you thru it all over the phone. I just helped a guy do his and I was on skype helping him out.
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mclayton
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yeah, i have a simple knowledge of working on cars. just wanted it done right. didnt want to mess up something and not know it until its too late.
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mclayton
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Also, can I run 26s with this kit?
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295 25 26 yes you can. In rear YOU CANNOT mess it up. Bolt in deal
southboundchicken
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Any local 4x4 shops in your area? If they can lift them they can lower them
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Do it yourself! That way you have bragging rights as well! I just finished the 3/5 drop on mine (I probably have a different kit than what you have) and the biggest struggle was replacing all of my ball joints. I hadn't planned on those being bad, but when they flopped around freely I decided to go ahead and do it while it was all apart. That added 4 hours I wasn't expecting to have to do.
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mclayton
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I'm debating on doing it myself now. From everyone I've talked to it seems pretty easy to do. Just time consuming.
