Habeas Corpses

By no means was I bashing at that guy who sells the kits. I never said "hey don't buy this guys stuff". I know SJR has wonderful and advanced products, I was only stating if the guy wanted a basic lift kit that wouldn't burn a hole in his pocket there are plenty of ways he could do it. He could buy SJR if he wanted precision, make it himself, or have another person make it on here. I apologize if we got off on the wrong foot but I'm not part of any sales pitch for a specific product. I'm merely giving options. As far as introductions, my names Luke, 18 from southern Illinois. I own a 1987.5 GL-10 XT also known as the Unicorn.

Thinking and knowing something is completely different. I'm really loving all the warm welcomes I'm getting.

Lol i get along with everyone. I'm not new to forums. It always happens. Just hassling the new guy.

Not very appreciative are we?

I like to call that sarcasm, sir

Unless people would like to spend the extra $300 to have SJR cut into every piece of their lift kit.

Steve, there's lots of places where you can find plans to make your own lift kit instead of blowing 500 bucks for 4 inches. If you have a cutting torch and welder its fairly easy to make in an hour or so. If not then go ahead and buy them. But I'd look for cheaper sources. :-\