grizzman465
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It was very simple to do using the highlifter kit . You will need to purchase a flat piece of metal, the length of your rack.I just left the black cover off of the front rack so i could still access the fuse box.Take the peiece of metal and lay it across the front of your rack , then take the highlifter mounting bracket and set it up there to get it lined up to where it touches the bar that comes up in front of your pod , and at least one of the holes in the highlifter bracket line up with the metal piece.Then make some marks on the metal to drill holes and cut it off in the shape of the rack (make sure the middle hole is lined up in the center of the rack) .Next you can go ahead and mount the metal piece to the holes you drilled in your rack, and mount the middle of the highlifter bracket to the middle of the metal piece.Now its time to drill a hole going through the highlifter bracket and the part of your rack in front of the pod.Once you get all of that done and bolted on its time to install the radiator using the instructions that come with the kit. I have some pictures below to show how its all done.
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