I read most of the original bolts can be used with the one inch lift, and you must only buy two longer bolts, while changing the position of the others. There was a post I can't find that elaborated on this (anyone point me to it?). Is there no other requirement i.e. radiator shroud, etc., or is it just slip the pucks under and bolt it up? Thanks.
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One inch hockey puck question
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The two bolts are the ones in the "D" position just behind your rear seat. You will have to replace them with longer ones. I'm sorry I cannot remember the length but I believe the originals are 100mm long and you will need to go to 120mm.
And yes that should be all you need to do. No dropping the fan shroud, steering extension, or anything else.
And yes that should be all you need to do. No dropping the fan shroud, steering extension, or anything else.
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