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Message: [QUOTE="Sterling6.7, post: 1426082, member: 17432"] Thanks Mike. Hard to cough up the grand for something that can be difficult to comprehend but well worth it. The quality with these parts (even the packaging) is most definitely top notch with OUO. The directions were a little tough to put together, but all the information is there and they send all the same 53 pages for every application. Get them straight with all the right tools and you are off and running. So here is the list of most of the less common things you will need to pull this off. Drill bits (cobalt worked great for me) - Pilot size of choice - 1/4" - 3/8" - 1 size up from 3/8" to mark the holes for the frame rail brackets - 1/2" - 5/8" Impact sockets - 3/4" - 15/16" - 1-5/16" Red locktite Silicone sealant Silicone lube Center punch Small file to debur the drilled holes in the bars I ended up jacking the truck up and putting blocks under the rear tires to get some additional room underneath while still keeping the ride height. [/QUOTE]

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