Am I missing anything for lift install?

[defenderu]

I have seen some threads but nothing specific on Currie Rock jock lift. I have an 03 Rubicon

I ordered-
1. Currie Rock Jock Lift CE9801HS
2. Fox 2.0 shocks
3. MT 33x12.50 Wheels and Tires
4. Adams Front and Rear Drive shafts
5. Revolution Axle Shafts (had a leak so might as well do these)
6. Impact wrench, breaker bar, TONS OF SPRAY for bolts, jack, jack stands, socket set, lock tight and anti lock spray.

Anything else I will need or be halfway done and say crap I have to order this.

 

[Ante_Up]

Right off the top, I'd add a torque wrench

 

[defenderu]

Right off the top, I'd add a torque wrench

Ah Yes thanks. I have one on order forgot to add that.

 

[taylormade73]

A quality drift tool is always a nice tool to have while working in suspension for holes that don't want to line up.

 

[defenderu]

A quality drift tool is always a nice tool to have while working in suspension for holes that don't want to line up.

Awesome didnt think of that!

 

[RubiconRic]

A quality drift tool is always a nice tool to have while working in suspension for holes that don't want to line up.

Yes, similar to this would be a ratchet strap or two.

Whenever I do substantial work I like to run all the screws and nuts through a thread restore kit as preventative maintenance. I have an old Craftsman set but this one appears to be the same thing. Mine only goes up to 1/2" and M12 so on the larger screws I just use a wire brush.

Besides the right tools, as nice to have's maybe a creeper and a Tub O' Towels for cleaning areas that will be easier to access once you've removed some of those components.

 

[Hopper]

A good set of eye protection unless you enjoy a pound of rust in your eye sockets. One day I will be smart enough to actually put mine on.

 

[defenderu]

A good set of eye protection unless you enjoy a pound of rust in your eye sockets. One day I will be smart enough to actually put mine on.

Haha. True. Fortunately I dont have to much rust.