ATTN: MASS TLers!
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I would wait until the spring to do it. Otherwise, you'll have to do it in the cold (even if it's in your garage) and once it's on, it'll act as a snowplow! By the way, where in Mass are you?
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I dun have a garage and the tools. I was hoping someone could do it for me and i'll pay them. I'm only putting the kit on without any drop so it should be fine.I'll drop it in spring. And i'm really hoping that today's storm will be the last.(crossing my finger)
i'm from lowell.
So anyone?
i'm from lowell.
So anyone?
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I say u should be able to do it urself. U'll save $$$, but will probably have to spend 'bout 3 hours. Instructions on how to install all the pieces r in this site.
I did the installation w/my older brother & brother-in-law and it took us close to 4 hours, as we couldn't figure out how to install the rear kit, even with the instructions from this site at hand (the front kit is a pain, as there's ALOT of holes u gotta punch in/out thru the bottom of the front bumper. The sides, the easiest thing, just gotta figure out how to "push" it forward/out of the side tracks).
I did the installation w/my older brother & brother-in-law and it took us close to 4 hours, as we couldn't figure out how to install the rear kit, even with the instructions from this site at hand (the front kit is a pain, as there's ALOT of holes u gotta punch in/out thru the bottom of the front bumper. The sides, the easiest thing, just gotta figure out how to "push" it forward/out of the side tracks).
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