diy4x shock inboarding kit

[wkbrdrob]

So i picked up the kit a few weeks back and I am just now getting around to finishing up the project. But I have one concern. What in the world do I do about all the fuel line running down the inside of my frame rail to my tank??? How can I mount the cross member? Do I have to remove the fuel line or what?

 

[79Stomper]

You should be able to unbolt the lines from the frame to give you enough clearance to get it up underneath them. Not familiar with Kert's brackets but be careful if you have to drill holes to mount it up.

 

[readymix]

I did not have to deal with that since I have saddle tanks, but I did need to move the rear hard line for the brakes. Just unbolt it and bend it out of the way.

 

[gpnjuice]

I just unbolted and bent the fuel line and brake lines around it. I then reused one of the brackets to secure it to the bolt where the two parts bolt together on the inboard kit.

 

[tch777]

What does this do for a Suburban? What would I gain by adding this kit to my Sub?

 

[wkbrdrob]

I did it for a few reasons:

1. I wanted to take the old, low hanging shock mounts off of my new 14B so mounted some new shock mounts, also from DIY4X.

2. DIY4X's inboarding kit gives you A LOT of adjustment in the angle you put the shock at. You could max it to the inside and if it doesn't ride quite right, move the shocks back out until your axles behave's like you want it to and doesn't sacrifice too much ride quality.