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Post Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 12:31 am 
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Snapped a transfer mount so this was the easiest fix option. I will be useing a cradle in the future but this should be fine with it. I have a 50mm bodylift fitted.

I used some 45mm body lift blocks, By the looks of it i needed to go another 10mm to get above the chassis. Or you could use the just_cruizin bodylift, it has everything in it.

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3 45mm body lift blocks, with 10mm holes
3 70mm HT bolts, two flat washers and one spring for each bolt
Ratchet 14mm, 16mmm
17mm spanner

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First thing to do is loosen the stock transfer mounts, 14mm, one on top and one on bottom. Theres two on the right hand side of the transfer, one on the left. In my case my muffler gets in the way of the left one.
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One all your bolts are undone, I removed the left hand mount. I then placed the bolt in through the top, slipped the new block in and dropped it down, getting the bolt through the bottom hole. Then repeat this all around before you put the nuts on. Make sure it is sitting proper at this point and not hitting on anything. You may wish to check your lever doesnt hit the body. Then tighten the bolts up. In my case 17mm spanner on the top of the bolt, and a 16mm ratchet on the nut.
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Post Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 1:21 am 
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:goodjob:

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Post Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 2:50 am 
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thats going to be noisy.....

i did it once, sounded much like a frozen cat being put through a band saw.

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Post Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 2:57 am 
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31zook wrote:
thats going to be noisy.....

i did it once, sounded much like a frozen cat being put through a band saw.


Itll blend in with all the other noises this thing makes :lol:

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