Tuff country 2" AAL

So... I need help with installing the AAL or should I pay a shop to do it?

 

I am in the process of converting from a 3/1 spacer lift to a true 3" lift. First is rear AAL which I have in hand..

Next is UCA, front struts, rear shocks, and then Rims and tires

 

I know @Thegr8punkin knows how to do it. Doesn’t look like a terribly difficult process to do yourself.

 

Ok sooooooo I’ve done Aals but my camera man sucked that day.@almaboy

Anyway, they aren’t hard to do but a little bit of a pita.

First off what’s your mechanical background? Meaning, do you have a tool set that doesn’t scare you?

 

I am mechanically inclined... As long as it isn't too intricate I can handle it. For example gears, pulleys, transmissions is where I open my wallet to get it done right.

Tools don't scare me.

My gut is telling me to reach out for insight. I think can tackle it no problem, just seems too easy like I am over looking something.

 

They are a straight forward install. Just like anything else take your time and enjoy the process

 

Found this on ToyTec’s site