>I Thought I heard that you had to cut off the stock bumpstops and weld new
>ones, but I was wrong, there's NO cutting or welding on the Trailmaster
kit.
>I confirmed this through their Tech line (1-800-tech-tip). The tech guy
>told me to expect 8-10 hours to install the kit and new wheels are
required,
>regardless of the size of tires because the stock ones will rub the upper
>control arms. Installation would be in the $300-400 I would guess, but
with
>no welding, I'm sure you could do this yourself.
that's good news. so can somebody elaborate on what kind of wheels would be
necessary to avoid snuggling the control arms? aren't us DML newbies
annoying?
--[Jay :: 94 manual V6 4x4]--
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