Contemplating installing one of 4crawler lift kits from the reading I've done it sounds like a relatively straight forward install.

But curious what needs to be extended when the kit is installed - brake lines, fuel filler hose, wiring, etc.... ?

Thanks for any insights.

~ Jon

Nothing needs to be extended but the brake lines do need to be 'adjusted' at certain points.

Have you checked the FAQ post for a thread on the procedure?

Did check the FAQ and read a couple of articles on the expedition portal but still find it hard to believe nothing needs to be extended <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/scared.gif" alt="" />.

I know you've had yours lifted for quiet some time. So, I'll take your word for it.

thanks,

~ Jon

Only thing I had to do was tweak the brake lines coming through the front fender wells and crank the torsion bars a bit to help with tire clearance. On the 'to do' list is to notch out part of the center console where the 4x4 shifter comes through to gain a little clearance. The bend in the shifter interferes a bit after the body lift. Took me about 1.5 hours start to finish by myself to do the lift. There is a brace in the middle of the truck underneath that I used a floor jack and some scrap wood to lift each side of the truck to install the lift blocks.

I had no issues when I installed mine - I only had to adjust the front hard brake lines where they pass through the front aprons,

Same thing Ryan said. No extra cutting was required.

Wahoooo!!! The 4 Crawler 2 inch body lift kit arrived today!

Nice!

The install isn't bad at all. Just a bit time consuming. Take your time, have a beer and in a couple hours she'll be all set. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

Thanks Sean!

Plan on setting aside a weekend to do the lift.

Anyone have any tips or tricks for jacking up the truck body?

Thanks ,

Jon