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it's not that hard... 2 big bottle jacks are better than trolley jacks as they lift straight up rather in an arc like the trolley jack.

the instructions are pretty easy to follow, read them through them a few times while looking at the parts described in the instructions, i've fitted the just cruisin' kit to my vit in a few hours, but having done one previously made it a bit easier.

FYI, awesome thread title... will make it heaps good when someone else does a seach :roll:

it's not that hard... 2 big bottle jacks.....

Ok. So the dude who sells the body lift on here, how hard is it to actually install his body lift (As i've never done one) , and will i need more than 1/2 a case of piss, along with a trolley jack, couple of planks of wood. spanners sockets the usual tools (including myself) :wink:

stocker wrote:

So did you buy the bodylift kit from this so called dude?

I can probably come out and give you a hand if you need. Let me know when you plan on doing it, as I'm a bit stretched for cash, even fuel this week :s

Bruce wrote:

stocker wrote:

So did you buy the bodylift kit from this so called dude?

Yeppers... Its Justcruizin i forgot his username

ahhahahahahaha 2 Bottles of jack and i reckon i would be pushing up daisys

Bucket wrote:

I can probably come out and give you a hand if you need. Let me know when you plan on doing it, as I'm a bit stretched for cash, even fuel this week :s

syphon out some fuel as payment when you get there :lol:

Im based in Glenwood near blacktown *shudders*

Author:	stocker [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 5:32 am ]
Post subject:	Vitara Body Lift
Ok. So the dude who sells the body lift on here, how hard is it to actually install his body lift (As i've never done one) , and will i need more than 1/2 a case of piss, along with a trolley jack, couple of planks of wood. spanners sockets the usual tools (including myself)

Author:	atari4x4 [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 5:36 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Facelift
it's not that hard... 2 big bottle jacks are better than trolley jacks as they lift straight up rather in an arc like the trolley jack. the instructions are pretty easy to follow, read them through them a few times while looking at the parts described in the instructions, i've fitted the just cruisin' kit to my vit in a few hours, but having done one previously made it a bit easier. FYI, awesome thread title... will make it heaps good when someone else does a seach

Author:	stocker [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 5:47 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Facelift
atari4x4 wrote: it's not that hard... 2 big bottle jacks are better than trolley jacks as they lift straight up rather in an arc like the trolley jack. the instructions are pretty easy to follow, read them through them a few times while looking at the parts described in the instructions, i've fitted the just cruisin' kit to my vit in a few hours, but having done one previously made it a bit easier. FYI, awesome thread title... will make it heaps good when someone else does a seach :roll: Changed it and cheers. i shall invest in one now Will be the first part of the lift FINALLY!!! Now just gotta get on to buckets case for his Calmini kit!!!

Author:	abclarke [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 6:00 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
Where abouts in sydney are you stocker? If its not too far ill help you with yours if you help me with mine when I get it

Author:	stocker [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 6:14 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
Im based in Glenwood near blacktown shudders

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Author:	Jasen [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 6:35 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Facelift
atari4x4 wrote: it's not that hard... 2 big bottle jacks..... I read that as 2 big bottles of Jack (Daniels) and thought jeez if i need that b4 a body lift i'm in trouble

Author:	Bruce [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 6:39 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
stocker wrote: Ok. So the dude who sells the body lift on here, how hard is it to actually install his body lift (As i've never done one) , and will i need more than 1/2 a case of piss, along with a trolley jack, couple of planks of wood. spanners sockets the usual tools (including myself) So did you buy the bodylift kit from this so called dude?

Author:	stocker [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 6:46 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
Bruce wrote: stocker wrote: So did you buy the bodylift kit from this so called dude? Yeppers... Its Justcruizin i forgot his username ahhahahahahaha 2 Bottles of jack and i reckon i would be pushing up daisys

Author:	Bucket [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 7:33 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
I can probably come out and give you a hand if you need. Let me know when you plan on doing it, as I'm a bit stretched for cash, even fuel this week :s

Author:	stocker [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 7:39 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
No drama's dude. I only ordered it today. i dunno how long he takes to ship etc...

Author:	shakes [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 7:57 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
Bucket wrote: I can probably come out and give you a hand if you need. Let me know when you plan on doing it, as I'm a bit stretched for cash, even fuel this week :s syphon out some fuel as payment when you get there

Author:	Bruce [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 7:58 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
stocker wrote: Bruce wrote: stocker wrote: So did you buy the bodylift kit from this so called dude? Yeppers... Its Justcruizin i forgot his username ahhahahahahaha 2 Bottles of jack and i reckon i would be pushing up daisys Well all the instructions would have come with the kit so follow the instructions and all will be good. Then drink ya heart away

Author:	stocker [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 8:13 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
shakes wrote: Bucket wrote: I can probably come out and give you a hand if you need. Let me know when you plan on doing it, as I'm a bit stretched for cash, even fuel this week :s syphon out some fuel as payment when you get there That would work only i have a diesel work truck and the tank from the vit. is currently sitting on my work bench with no fuel in it

Author:	abclarke [ Mon Feb 28, 2011 8:44 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
stocker wrote: Im based in Glenwood near blacktown shudders Not to far from my joint in campbelltown, when were you looking at doing it? I wouldnt mind giving you a hand so i can get an idea for mine

Author:	stocker [ Tue Mar 01, 2011 3:44 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
no worries mate, well like i said i only just ordered it so i assume in the next week it will arrive in my hot little hands, so probably in the next couple of weeks, i would like to repaint underneath mine before i do the BL. so probably late this month early next month

Author:	Fluffy [ Tue Mar 01, 2011 4:54 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Vitara Body Lift
there is a tech thread on here I'm pretty sure.. I did mine a few years ago bending the shifters and getting them spot on was the hardest part. and if you're considering adding a spring lift might pay to re locate the passenger side front brake hose down the inner gaurd about 2 inches. oh and fuel filler hose.. mine ended up cracking . I suspect due to being pulled to tight Keep in mind the body has male studs about 2 inches long.. you need to lift the body about 4 inches in order to slip in the 2 inch body lift blocks. Anything that runs between the body and chassis can be pulled tight and could damage it long crowbar might be usefull Fluff

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