I have the Autozone shackles, have had for many many months, in fact, just waiting for the time to install them. (Right around the time I bought the stuff to lift the Astro - also sourced my own parts - I rescued a Volvo 240 Wagon that had been sitting derelict for almost 10 years, decided to turn i...

Actually pretty neat, but I'm not sure its $16K neat...

Yup, shows up as $319 for me too, but if you got it for $96 thats awesome! Perhaps they realized that they mis-priced after you bought one.

Getting ready to do my lift here in the next month or so. I already have the shackles for the rear, and pucks for the subframe. Can anyone tell me the size, length and thread pitch I need for the subframe bolts for a 2" puck? Of the six puck/bolt combo, there are two different size bolts. My s...

Getting ready to do my lift here in the next month or so. I already have the shackles for the rear, and pucks for the subframe. Can anyone tell me the size, length and thread pitch I need for the subframe bolts for a 2" puck?

Outstanding, Muzzy! I'd drive that in a heartbeat!

I've also noticed the tube bumpers are gone as well. Any chance you'll be bringing these back?

Okay, I did a search and didn't see that anyone else had mentioned them, but I'm wondering if anyone has looked into the Chevy "lowering shackles" at Autozone, part #13-4100 to use in place of the OLV 2" lift shackles. I've seen these same shackles used to lift Dodge trucks and Ford R...

timelessbeing wrote:No biggy ... the carpet pulls up right? Nothing a little "handyman's secret weapon" can't fix.

Lets see if anyone picks up on that reference XD

If the ladies don't find you handsome, they should at least find ya handy!

;)

I don't have a welder, but for the price of the bumper relocation kit, I suppose I could buy a Harbor Freight special...

Thanks guys!

I'm getting ready to order my stuff from OLV to lift my van 2". I'm still on somewhat of a budget, so I'm looking at ways to cut cost without sacrificing quality. I understand now that the bumper relocation brackets are not necessary, but there will be a gap between the bumper and the grill (th...

Maybe the door lock switches are the problem. Possibly but, both of them? On the other hand, I suppose its as likely as all the door lock actuators going out at the same time... Honestly that's why I was so excited when I read here about the old lubricant getting sticky and causing problems, I figu...

OKflyboy wrote:Today I:
Next day off I will remove my door panels and clean and re-lube my weak door-lock actuators.

Tried that today. Door locks still function randomly (sometimes they lock/unlock fully, sometimes I only get half clicks out of them...) lame...

Thanks guys! Will keep everyone posted as the mods begin (as soon as I get my tax return)

Here's another one I found in Japan, that I could do with my existing hardware: http://lh4.ggpht.com/_SUEvWXDjWPc/TOauIBpJaOI/AAAAAAAAD1M/ECOjjeq4jL0/s400/70011611442010062200800.jpg I know I'm a little late to the party, but I just did this to mine over the weekend: http://i365.photobucket.com/alb...