Hey did you ever get your RRO coil spacers installed? how does it look, ya got any pics?

thanks

Spencer

Yep, they're on and working great. I used TRW Camber Bolts to get the front back in order. They were $14.99 each but I don't trust the cheap bolts.

Here's some pics (Dial-up beware, they are big!)
http://img43.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RockSolid4X4/Tracker/pic_023.jpg after shot
http://img43.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RockSolid4X4/Tracker/pic_020.jpg doing the rears first
http://img43.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RockSolid4X4/Tracker/pic_018.jpg
http://img43.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RockSolid4X4/Tracker/pic_017.jpg

Tips:
I used a "strut type" coil spring compressor on the front and didn't disconnect the CV's. The rear diff vent hose needs to be disconnected while installing the rear spacers or you might rip it. The rear took 15 minutes tops, the front took a couple hours. Can't see why anyone would try to make these, it's the best $90.00 I've spent so far.

TN_T

Let me know if you have any questions.

thanks alot dude, thats a huge help, what was the total lif tu go out of them? Did they come with instructions and stuff?

Mine did not come with instructions, but there is a write up on some spacer installs in the tech section.  It was very helpful.
I must have had the wrong spring compressor.  I couldn't get it to work.  I had to dismantle the front end.  I agree though, best money spent (although the tires are a very close 2nd).
J

thanks alot dude, thats a huge help, what was the total lif tu go out of them? Did they come with instructions and stuff?

I got a solid 2" of lift. I left the factory rubber spacer in and it's about a 1/4" thick so I'm sure that helped. The coil spring compressor was rented at Autozone (you actually buy it and they return your money when you take it back, total cost of rental $0.00 when the tool is returned) and was the 2-piece type which goes on the outside of the spring. Here's a pic of the tool:

Just be careful these things can kill ya. No real instructions needed, it's all common sense stuff. If you can install shocks and struts you can install these spacers but if you decide to do it and need help just give me a shout and I'll guide you through it.

TN_T

PS. The Camber Correction Bolts came from Advance Auto, ordered them at 8 AM and picked them up at 3 PM the same day.

Working in the parking lot?
You Da Man

Working in the parking lot?
You Da Man

Yep, did it at Dad's house, free labor and free food. Who needs a garage?