Rize inastall
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Hard...no but a little time consuming. You will need a jack that lifts pretty tall and some big jackstands. I used 6 ton jackstands and a 3½ ton jack that had to be blocked to lift high enough to just put the stock 32's back on. Some wrenches and sockets over 1" are needed in some places. Everything came out really easy but my truck only had 2000 miles when I did the install. So if yours has seen salt, sand, or mud it may be hard to get some bolts loose. Its all pretty straight forward though. Rize has excellent instructions with color pics that can be viewed on thier web site. Also the people in thier office are very helpful. I had a question about the aal so they gave me a reps cell number, i call and ask my question he pulls his truck over and hops out to look at his and tell me the answer. If thats not great customer service i dont know what is.
Last edited by tufftaco2k4; 03-27-2007 at 04:36 PM.
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Try looking on ebay. I shopped around and the lowest I could find was about 2600. I cant remember the specifics but if your intrested I can look on my ebay history and tell you who I got mine from and how much. Also if you go with the Rize and want the back to sit level you will need atleast a 2" aal. And you will need the front brake line kit depending on the year of your truck.
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Yeah you have to trim one part on the drivers side. Its in the way of the front drive shaft if you dont trim it. If you look at the instructions on the Rize web site you will see what you have to trim. Its not very much and they give you a very nice diagram to show you exactly where and how much to cut. A sawzall took care of it in like 2 min then a few coats of black paint and you can never tell