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Sevenfold said:By taking the kit off...![]()
Sevenfold said:By taking the kit off...![]()
:word:Slvrpismochevy96 said:Why should he get 4.56 if he already has 4.10 and will work fine with 35's?
You cut the Driverside Rear Diff. mount just like you do on the PC kit :read:Dark Eternal said:All you have to do for the CST instal is shave a bit off the diff I think, if even that, so it should be easy to resturn to stock. But trust me, you will never want to. Adam covered everything else I think.
Like BD, I just had this kit installed. (Or I am still having it installed depending on how you look at it. Its a long saga. No laughing BD :anitoof: )Silverado said:Ok I got a few questions about the the CST 6-8" lift, I'm 90% sure I already know the answers to most of them but I thought I'd ask anyway. :anitoof:
1) If I don't buy the multiple shock kit when I first install the kit I can always buy it and install it later, right?
2) Getting the 8" out of the lift is accomplished by using different T-bar keys and cranking the T-bars up in the front, and the back with blocks or AAl's?
3) In the link below on the CST web site it says that you can return the truck to stock, how is this possible?
Is their any welding required with the install like the PC kit?BDZ71 said:You cut the Driverside Rear Diff. mount just like you do on the PC kit :read:
And that is all.. No shaving of the front diff that I know of.
I would guess a good welder could weld the part you cut off back on. But like others have said.. you will not want to turn it back to stock :head:
No. Well not that I know of anyway but Im about 99% sure no.Silverado said:Is their any welding required with the install like the PC kit?
Thats good news cuz if there is no welding than me and my dad can probly install the CST kit and save a few $. The only reason the welding is a concern for me is because I dont have 220 or a welder, yet! I would be paying for the entire install and all I would really need them to do is the minor welding.Dark Eternal said:no you dont have to weld. You can even get around the welding in the PC kit but its a VERY easy weld.
If you did need someone to weld it, you could do the rear at your house, then find a friend with a welder that wouldn't mind you doin the front there...when it comes time to weld it, you would have no problems...also, i think there are some 110 volt welders out there, they aren't gonna produce the best weld, but would probably be good enough for your needs.Silverado said:Thats good news cuz if there is no welding than me and my dad can probly install the CST kit and save a few $. The only reason the welding is a concern for me is because I dont have 220 or a welder, yet! I would be paying for the entire install and all I would really need them to do is the minor welding.