Need Lift Kit Installed in CLT

BBQBOB

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Hi - I am new to the forum and look forward to joining the community here at NC4x4!

I have a 2000 Wrangler TJ 4cyl (came to me bone stock) and have been enjoying some wrenching on it trying to get it ready for light wheeling and weekend riding.

The wheels/tires have been upgraded to 31" JK ones (using 5.5 wheel adapters) and now am looking to install a lift kit.

BDS 2" springs and Rancho RS5000x shocks are in hand. Looking for a shop in Charlotte to get this installed at a reasonable price. I do have a floor jack and air compressor but limited knowledge on installing suspension systems.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks Bob
 
BBQBOB said:
Hi - I am new to the forum and look forward to joining the community here at NC4x4!

I have a 2000 Wrangler TJ 4cyl (came to me bone stock) and have been enjoying some wrenching on it trying to get it ready for light wheeling and weekend riding.

The wheels/tires have been upgraded to 31" JK ones (using 5.5 wheel adapters) and now am looking to install a lift kit.

BDS 2" springs and Rancho RS5000x shocks are in hand. Looking for a shop in Charlotte to get this installed at a reasonable price. I do have a floor jack and air compressor but limited knowledge on installing suspension systems.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks Bob
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What part of Charlotte are you in?
 
72Rockcruiser said:
My parents live on Carmel Rd. Are you in a hurry, I can probably help you with it, its crazy easy.
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I appreciate that! Not in a hurry, just evaluating options on how to install. May spend some time reading up on it , watching youtube learning more.

I'll keep you posted!
 
@72Rockcruiser certainly knows what hes doing and he's right it is stupid easy.

I suspect you will have a harder time finding a reputable shop to install a lift kit you bring them. Just too much potential for things to go wrong.
 
The Jeep is originally from Ohio and has a fair amount of rust..

I started soaking the nuts/bolts in liquid wrench last night until the Kroil arrives next week
 
BBQBOB said:
The Jeep is originally from Ohio and has a fair amount of rust..

I started soaking the nuts/bolts in liquid wrench last night until the Kroil arrives next week
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Have fun with those rear upper shock bolts then. They will more than likely break and suck ass to drill out.
 
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