[Bennyzarb]

Hi I am just wondering do I need to drop my radiator or cut anything out of the shroud when I do a body lift and is there anything elce you need to do when you do a body lift

[atari4x4]

body lift on what.... your mum's washing machine?

sierra or vitara, both have chassis mounted radiators.

[ellis]

sierra probs and as said above has chassis mounted rad so no

and just watch ur brakeline's when jacking up to fit blocks in

[ellis]

and when putting block's in put wood or something between body and chass so ur hands dont get crushed

[Bennyzarb]

O ok what will happen with the brake lines will I need to extend them

[zooky08]

Read the instructions

[ellis]

idk im guessing u got a leafy. Probs not but on my coily i undid the brakes the 1st time but when i tock it of and put the lift back on the 2nd time i just jacked it up with the brake still done up and they just steached for that little bit till i let it back down onto the blocks

[boostedbrick]

Brake lines should be attached below your chassis.. Bodylift isnt an issue..

[Bennyzarb]

Yea mine is a 92 Sierra 31s 2 in lifted ome springs snake racing extended shackles have made the body lift myself out of 50mm by 50mm round solid steel with high tensile bolts and a 6mm solid steel spacer for steering

[shep]

so what are you going to do with the body studs?

[Bennyzarb]

O good thanks how do I get the old bolts out I had a look today and the bolt doesn't go through the floor when I jack it will up will they just come out and what size are the bolts and how long will they need to be for the body lift

[Bennyzarb]

O shit are they welded in I think about that dam

[steak_knife]

http://auszookers.com/index.php?name=Fo ... ic&t=15518

[shep]

they are studs and dont come out. buy a just cruzing kit as it has the bits ya need.

[Bennyzarb]

O well I will just take them out and put bolts in

[boostedbrick]

You could cut some holes in the floor, remove studs. Add bolts, do them up and weld your floor back together. Thats what someone did on mine.. But would be somewhat dodgy, and stupid. And makes removing the body an angle grinder job

[Bennyzarb]

O ok will buy them then I will use the Blocks for a transfer lift

[Gwagensteve]

Bennyzarb wrote:

O well I will just take them out and put bolts in

And deal with a cracked floor down the track...

Socket bolts are the answer. Cutting out the stock captive bolts is a pain, and the end result is more stress on the floor.

Just get the Just Cruzin kit. It's high quality and will last for years.

Steve.

[Bennyzarb]

Ok will do that can I use the blocks I made on the transfer lift