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what am i going to need as far as tools to put in a tuff country 5" lift on my 2500 i know basic sockets but what else
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pitman arm puller you can rent one from auto zone or buy it. it's alot easier to spray all the bolts every day with pb baster do that for a week it gives it time to soak. I recommend putting so locktite on the pitman arm nut.
that pb idea is a good one i'll start monday
you will need a friend if you are going to do rear springs or take them off, gotta drop the tank down i believe...
-Josh
got a friend Dad's going help and more then likely my friends from home will also
ok now i know there are step by step write up's on here on how to install a 5" lift in our dodges where's a link to one i cant seem to find one
also a pickle fork to take off the drag link off the pitman arm.you can rent from same place as the pitman arm puller. :bigthumb:
DJR4X4 I ALREADY HAVE THOSE BUT THEY DONT LIST A NEEDED TOOL LIST THANKS THOUGH sorry about the caps didn't realize it till now
On 2005-12-13 13:27, mejonesrebel wrote:
http://www.pavementsucks.com/showcase/tuffcountry_01ram.php

TRY THERE

:rotfl:

duh i didn't even think about hte tech on it thanks :idiot: :wall: :twak:
Dont forget to pick up an extra set of lower control arm CAM bolts. They rarely ever come out.
On 2005-12-13 15:32, dodgethis12 wrote:
Dont forget to pick up an extra set of lower control arm CAM bolts. They rarely ever come out.

really how do you end up getting them out then and also how do you get them back in the the same position because the directions say to mark the bolt and the bracket to line them up again upon reinstall???
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