About how long will it take me and a buddy to install a 4.5in RExpress Lift. Ive dropped trucks and bagged them and tore down and built up engines so I mechanically inclined and have a compressor and impact wrench and air tools. So about how many hours to do it me and a buddy? Show Joined
Oct 8, 2002 · 579 Posts
I would say leave a weekend open. It might only take a few hours but it seems like there is always runs to the hardware store or whatnot when I'm wrenching. If this is your first TJ lift I would say around the 7 hour ballpark. But if you leave the whole weekend open and have it done on saturday you can go test it out on sunday. Sounds like you have the
tools and skills. Joined
Jul 7, 2002 · 117 Posts
it took me and a buddy around 8 hours to put on an ome lift...that includes a trip to the auto parts store for spring compressors. Joined
Oct 28, 2001 · 8,522 Posts
I installed mine in less than 8 hrs without any help. You should easily do it in a day. Joined Feb 4, 2003 · 1,412 Posts
If you have never don a TJ before, with the air tools to help, around 6-8. First one I did took right at 7, but that was with 2 trips to the auto parts store. Probably could do it in 4-5 now. Joined Feb 24, 2003 · 9,125 Posts
My buddy did his in 3, but 6-8 sounds like a good start on a TJ. Joined May 15, 2011 · 81 Posts
How long will it take to install an IRO 3.5'' lift with two people? Joined Mar 8, 2009 · 3,524 Posts
97CherokeeSport said: How long will it take to install an IRO 3.5'' lift with two people? On what Jeep? If yours is rust-free and the hardware is easy to remove, it's a good long Summer afternoon. If you have rust issues and/or you snap some hardware (especially the rear upper shock mounts),
it can take much longer. Joined Aug 21, 2005 · 23,203 Posts
About how long will it take me and a buddy to install a 4.5in RExpress Lift. How many beer's in your cooler?... Joined Nov 23, 2009 · 1,119 Posts
rust ,rust ,and more rust . add 4 hrs. if you live in rust belt . Joined Mar 8, 2009 · 3,524 Posts
herbiehind said: rust ,rust ,and more rust . add 4 DAYS if you live in rust belt . Fixed it for ya!
Joined Jun 4, 2011 · 112 Posts
took me 7 hours for my rc 4 inch flex including putting flex ends together messing with adjustable control arms and setting toe to drive home and couple 420 breaks :x did all but pit man arm, adjusted front sway bars, rear sway bar links and brake lines and another hr or so next after noon in my garage with hand tools finishing everything
but brake lines i did it my work had air tools ect. all bolts spun free and im a mechanic and worked at a hvy/med duty spring shop for 7 years before where im at now, i did it by my self and didnt use any spring compressors and first time doing a tj and that was after working a 8 hr day came home did a few other things then went back to work about time i headed back home i been up for over 24 hrs then went to bed for 4 hrs and get up and finished it Joined May 6, 2009 · 6,382 Posts
rust ,rust ,and more rust . add 4 hrs. if you live in rust belt . Start soaking anything that's rusty in some sort of penetrating oil about two days beforehand and you'll save yourself a headache or two. If you get stuck, crack open a cold one and apply liberal amounts of BFH. Repeat as needed. Joined Jun 4, 2011 · 112 Posts
Start soaking anything that's rusty in some sort of penetrating oil about two days beforehand and you'll save yourself a headache or two. If you get stuck, crack open a cold one and apply liberal amounts of BFH. Repeat as needed. torch is all ways nice Joined Sep 23, 2007 · 726 Posts
About how long will it take me and a buddy to install a 4.5in RExpress Lift. Ive dropped trucks and bagged them and tore down and built up engines so I mechanically inclined and have a compressor and impact wrench and air tools. So about how many hours to do it me and a buddy? about 7 1/2 years would be my
guess...... Joined Aug 21, 2005 · 23,203 Posts
about 7 1/2 years would be my guess...... He's not in the Great White North...:rofl: (born and raised in Minnesota) Joined Jun 16, 2011 · 21 Posts
took me 2 afternoons and I don't get off til 5, stopped working around 11 both nights, didn't get the transfercase dropped in that time because of .......RUST nuts that were tack welded inside the frame had rusted loose and allowed the studs to free turn, point being, there's always problems. Joined Jul 14, 2007 · 4,142 Posts
You can do it fast, with planning and the right tools two people can install a 4" lift in less than four hours. Or you can do it right, which takes considerably longer.
Joined Sep 23, 2007 · 726 Posts
He's not in the Great White North...:rofl: (born and raised in Minnesota) Lol it's still true rust never sleeps.... I just don't have the ninja search skills to be able to dig up threads started in 2003 :rofl: How long does it take to install a car lift?It varies depending on how difficult the installation is and the vehicle type, but as a rule of thumb 1-2 hours. It's also important to understand that any modifications may void your warranty coverage.
How much is the labor for putting on a lift kit?Depending on the size of your lift, buying and installing a lift kit can easily cost anywhere between $400 to $4,000 if you install the kit yourself. If you hire a professional, it could cost between $800 and $8,000. You should have a better idea of how much it costs to install truck lift kits.
How much does it cost to install a 6 inch lift?Especially if you're considering installing a larger and more drastic lift like a 6 inch lift kit. So, how much is a 6 inch lift kit? Generally, lift kits can range anywhere from $400 to well over $5,000, with a 6 inch lift kit typically running at around $1,500 to $2,000.
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