[ikonxone]

The club got together yesterday (4/20) and lifted 7 FJs. Started at 7am and finished about 5pm. Was the most fun I had working on cars in a long time. All lifts were OME.

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702 FJ Crew - An FJ Cruiser Owner's Club in Las Vegas, Nevada.

 

[VegasDlr]

I'm still sore today from all the crawling on the ground and wrench turning but it was worth it. I had a great time.

Now I have to get some tires to fill in those wheel wells. :cheers:

 

[ikonxone]

i normally work out today, but i am too tired and sore. i would do it all over again though.

 

[VegasDlr]

Also, for those doing this install, check out pictures 6 and 7. This is what you will be doing for about an hour if you drop the rear shock bushing into the frame. They were starting to get a little frustrated.

 

[JDMSi92]

man that would be a funny day too for the alignment tech. I could just see him doing the last alignment in 20 minutes! You got a awesome looking house too!!

 

[ikonxone]

i was hoping we could get a group deal on the alignment.

 

[fuel80]

I had the worst sunburn after that day. Im loving the lift. feels like I own a new fj. Ready to go wheelin now.:rocker:

 

[VegasDlr]

I had the worst sunburn after that day. Im loving the lift. feels like I own a new fj. Ready to go wheelin now.:rocker:

You should've stuck around a little longer. We went down tie rod canyon after everything was done. It was a pretty cool nighttime trail ride. The new lift felt much better offroad than stock. Not only was I able to drive over rocks I would have dodged before but I was able to go faster through the dips and whoops on the faster section of the trail.