Off With The Spacers On with OME...But How?

Alright the spacers got to go. The new kit is here now to get it installed.

so I really don't want to mess with this on the side of the road with street parking but I also have a hard time trying to figure out where to have this installed. Where would you guys take you kit if you didn't have a guy.

It's a fairly basic bolt on so I would think a basic shop like Firestone could do it but not sure.

Any suggestions would help; local (redondo beach, CA) would be awesome

 

meet up with a local member whos willing to help out and let you borrow his garage. buy him a 6 or 12 or 18 pack of beer and get to work.

 

If only you were in NJ, I would have some use for you in a few weeks, haha. I plan on posting a similar for some member help once I get my kit.

 

If you are somewhat mechanically inclined and have the tools, and since your struts and springs are already assembled, im sure you could probably take it into a public parking lot and work on it if you dont feel like being under your truck with cars driving by right next to you.

 

Do not take it to Firestone or someplace like that . Find a off road shop or an auto shop that dos auto repair that has mechanic's that know there way around a vehicle or like styx58 said. Find a member to help you. Don't do it on the side of the road or attempt it on your own if your not sure what your doing. You will regret it !!!

 

Member help would probably be your best bet. But it would help if theyve done it before too

 

http://southbaytruckand4x4.com

Check them out. They're off of Rosecrans. I've personally never had work done here, but I have heard through others that they're work is professional and of great quality. I called them while installing portions of my lift for info and frank helped me out over the phone. Give them a call if you can't find someone to help out. They're better than 4 wheel parts. Although the 4wp around us is actually a pretty decent one.

 

I definitely don't want to do it in the street. I have some decent mechanical ability but not the confidence to undertake it on my own or the tools. A member build day would be fun to set up a build day but I really want to get it on ASAP and get it to good use. I think a shop would work out quicker.

 

Thanks for the tip. They are real close so I will definitely swing by and check them out.

 

Op hit up the 626/909 thread people are always down to help out and do little mod days