Researched, and now have a plan

[Polie]

I was going to order the Mecatech boot kit and do it at the same time. A buddy of mine is coming over and we should be able to do everything in a few hours. He is an ASE mechanic, so I tend to lean on him stuff like that. lol

On second thought, maybe I should buy 2 sets of boot ;D

[Ldub]

I was going to order the Mecatech boot kit and do it at the same time. A buddy of mine is coming over and we should be able to do everything in a few hours. He is an ASE mechanic, so I tend to lean on him stuff like that. lol

On second thought, maybe I should buy 2 sets of boot ;D

I always carry a spare in my wallet...

Errr...I mean tool box...

[tom4bren]

I always carry a spare in my wallet...

Errr...I mean tool box...

I have no response to that.

[tom4bren]

I was going to order the Mecatech boot kit and do it at the same time. A buddy of mine is coming over and we should be able to do everything in a few hours. He is an ASE mechanic, so I tend to lean on him stuff like that. lol

On second thought, maybe I should buy 2 sets of boot ;D

Don't forget to get the installation instructions from the Download section. They'll save you a lot of time.

Darlington off road sells diff drop brackets that'll save your boots after a lift (I had a guy mod'ing them too but I don't have any stock brackets at the moment).

[tom4bren]

Don't forget to get the installation instructions from the Download section. They'll save you a lot of time.

Darlington off road sells diff drop brackets that'll save your boots after a lift (I had a guy mod'ing them too but I don't have any stock brackets at the moment).

Oh yeah, I forgot. You can also fab up diff drops using an old Jeep bumper.

[ZEUS]

I imagine a Sami bumper would work just as well...