Where to install 2.5/1 CCM Kit in Denver/Aurora, Colorado?

[domin8]

I'm not familiar with the CCM kit, but I did install my Reddy Lift in my driveway. Prior to this my experience was limited to struts on fwd passenger cars only. I found it to be very easy and there is no reason why you can't do it in your driveway. The rear took me about ~1 1/2 hours total (again, never dealt with rear axles before). The fronts took me about 45 minutes each. Expect to take ~3 hours total, starting with the rear if you're not able to use a lift. After doing this install I recommend getting a 4 wheel alignment.

 

[Wakinvol]

Somewhere in this forum I posted a good CCM "how to" install thread. I did both front and rear, and then removed it so I have a little experience. It isn't all that hard...

 

[07Burb]

Somewhere in this forum I posted a good CCM "how to" install thread. I did both front and rear, and then removed it so I have a little experience. It isn't all that hard...

Here's the thread you were talking about

http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=28482

 

[Wakinvol]

thanks!

 

[bolo1g2]

After reading, still makes me nervous. Will have to sleep on it to see if I want to do it myself.

 

[Wakinvol]

If you are remotely mechanically inclined, and can read and understand pictures you can do it. I would install them in my basement garage for extra $$ if I had the chance. It is that easy

 

[domin8]

Can you change your own shocks and struts? If so, you can do this. Replacing struts is harder than this.

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[Wakinvol]

Come to think of it...bring it to me and I will do it!!!!! $100

 

[edgaranah1]

So I'm at 82k miles and I was thinking of changing my shocks luckily I don't have autoride lol. Is there any good shocks that will probably add a little more height. I was thinking the z71 shocks.

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[felixgun]

Yeaaaa i'm definitely just gonna get a shop to do it.

 

[yates ™]

Why not just buy this one?

http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=35398

 

[bolo1g2]

I'm with Felix on this one. I feel like I could do it, but I've never done shocks, struts, etc. If it was electrical, I'd be all over it. But mechanical.... ugh.

 

[felixgun]

Why not just buy this one?

http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=35398

I did actually Emailed CCM and told them they can shove their 18 day backorder up their ass. Not really but that's what I wanted to say.

 

[bolo1g2]

Felix you beat me buy a half hour. I was gonna do the exact same thing. Good luck getting it installed bro! Looks like I'm stuck on the backorder list.

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Saw your reply in the other thread. I'm jealous! I wanna see some pics of this install. Especially if you decide to do it yourself. A how to would be cool.

 

[Ben]

I did actually Emailed CCM and told them they can shove their 18 day backorder up their ass. Not really but that's what I wanted to say.

You know im selling a ccm...

 

[bolo1g2]

weeman you just have the fronts right? no rears?

 

[Ben]

weeman you just have the fronts right? no rears?

you are correct. but thats the expensive part.

 

[domin8]

So I'm at 82k miles and I was thinking of changing my shocks luckily I don't have autoride lol. Is there any good shocks that will probably add a little more height. I was thinking the z71 shocks.

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The Z71 shocks don't add more height. They offer a firmer and more rugged ride.

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[edgaranah1]

The Z71 shocks don't add more height. They offer a firmer and more rugged ride.

I thought that the Z71 was a little taller than the regular. Learn something new everyday.
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