How do I "un-lower" my truck?
 

I just bought a 66 truck and it has been lowered. I would like to put it back right.
How big a job is this, or more likely, how much should I expect to pay someone to do this?

not to bad with the right tools but if u have never done it and don't know how to use spring compresers be carfull or u could die if they get loose from ya u could be hurt bad. other than that it isn't to hard or bad

depends on how it was lowered, if the coils were replaced with drop springs, heated or cut you need to get new, stock height coils and install them, if they used drop spindles you need stock height spindles

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if it is lower with sprengs and drop coils let me know if you want to sell them thanks

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SPRING COMPRESSORS FOR REPLACING SPRINGS ARE NOT NEEDED!!!!! It sounds like whoever said it would kill you if you didn't have one, obviously did NOT EVER UNLOWER A TRUCK LET ALONE LOWER ONE

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