BlackRx7

is it really that much easier if you have a frame lift?, I have access to one on base (military privs) but they charge me 4 bucks an hour so I think I may just do it in my front driveway, how long did it take ya'll to do it? and is it possible to do it with the exhaust on? the dude before welded the muffs up to the brackets

AreExSeven

for 4 bucks an hour why not?

Any advantage helps, and 4 bucks an hour seems like nothing.

DaleClark

iTrader: (55)

You do have to drop the cat-back part of the exhaust, so get ready for a chore there - yet another reason I hate cheapie homemade exhaust systems.

I've done a diff mount in 2 hours, and I've seen people take 2 days. It's a big job, no doubt about it.

Dale

CrackHeadMel

iTrader: (2)

front diff? its pretty simple if you know what your doning before you start, i just pulled my diff and had to put the subfram back on without a new diff so i could move it,

you should have to much of a prob, just have all your tools

-Jacob

BlackRx7

So I should use a lift, it is quite a bit easier on the old back, but if I end up take 2 days, thats like 60 bucks

FastX7

With a lift and a friend, it took us 3 hours with no previous experience of dropping the rear-"assembly", having to hunt for a couple of tools and a couple breaks. Use a tranny jack to push the pumpkin back up into place too, it'll make things alot easier... so does having a friend to give a hand.