Got all the bugs worked out.

1.75" Front lift and 2" Rear Lift

Kits contain this


2 Front 1.5" Coil Spacers which makes 1.75" lift
2 Rear 2" Coil Spacers which makes 2" lift
2 Front 1.5" Alum Strut Spacers
2 RANCHO Rear shocks and bushings.
2 Front Bump Stop extentions
2 Rear ENERGY SUSPENSION bumpstop and spacer and bolts.             
2 Front Strut Tower Brace Spacers for the GV
2 Rear E Brake Cable extentions
2 Front strutbar spacers

Asking prices are $335us and $400cdn

email me questions to

joshbeauchamp|removethispart|@yahoo.com




Pic of the front strut spacer.



Pic front strut spacer installed.



Pic of the front installed.



Pic of the rear installed.



Pic of front wheel fully turned lock to lock with 235/75R15 BFG A/T on 15x7 with a -6 backspacing and 1" wheel spacers.



Pic of the front tire lock to lock the rear of the tire



Pic of the front as it sits



Pic of the front axle lock to lock notice the almost straight CV axle angle.

Well guys did some off roading still have the 1.5" rear and with 3 guys in the truck went threw some ditches in a 45 deg angle no problems all wheels made contact. I will have the 2" rear done next week i hope.

Im trying to find a fork lift to lift the wheels and see how much articulation i can get.

New parts added the Ebrake extenders

What's the part number for the shocks in the rear? Are they longer than stock?

RS5158

Those are the front shocks for a '89 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60.  Any make shock for that application will work great for his lift.

Any word on the instructions yet?

Any sudjestions on how to use this lift and retain the stock strut brace (The bar going over my engine).  Also, how did you get your alignment back in order after the lift.  I'm not really cool with cam bolts as I've seen them shear off.  Do most people egg out the upper strut hole or can you do a Hagen style widening job on the front(relocationg the rear A-Arm mount hole and frankenstein the CV's to match the new width)  I'm considering selling me Sammy and making my daily driver (2000 Tracker 2dr) into the weekend trail rig.  If I do, this kit is at the top of my to-buy list.

BDS makes strut extensions that screw onto the top of the strut shaft.  That's what myself and a few others are using to avoid the cutting the bar.