Mike,
They have held up fine(they have only been on for a few months) I dont care
for the looks of the shackles(makes the spring hang down), but the over all
look is much better than stock. If I had it to do again I would go with the
kit Matt was talking about.
Matt,
When I installed the spacers I tried the way the directions(from rough
country) say to by knocking the ball joint loose and pivoting the a-arm on
the bolts. This didnt work so I put the ball joint back in the arm & did
like the Haynes manual says to remove the spring. It says to remove the a-
arm bolts and leave the ball joint intact, pivoting on the ball
joint(paraphrased). I use two floor jacks, one at each side of the
a-arm(under the bolt holes). This worked alot better!!! I didnt even have
to use a spring compressor. (Dislaimer: I am not telling you how to do the
job, just telling you how I did it, not responsible for any injuries)
Kevin
----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Styer <m_styer@go.com>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: Re: DML: Got my lift kit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> Keith,
>
> Do you have any pictures of your truck? How are the spacers and the rear
shackle kit holding up to day to day use? Sorry to bug you, I am excited
more people than me want to lift or have lifted their GenIIs :)
>
>
> Mike S.
> www.geocities.com/geek_farm/truck.html
>
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