MY LIFT THREAD -> Need Help Before I Order

ridenby · **Posted:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 7:01 am

Mudder wrote:

Sorry to Hijack this thread but, Hey Ridenby did you have to trim anything with 245/75/16 tires??? I plan on ordering the Frankies next week and plan on the 245/75/16 combo for the wifes '04 Liberty. Thanks for the Bump stop info everybody.
Just want to make sure they fit with no trimming.
Again sorry for highjacking the post.

I am running stock steel wheels,only rubs at full turn on sway bar.

LibertyRenegade · **Posted:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 7:02 am

Khaki-KJ wrote:

If you are not too far from the border, have it dropped shipped and clear customs yourself. There is no duty if the product is made / assembled in the U.S. or Mexico. They will charge you 7.5% if it is made outside of North America. You will have to pay the GST and PST (HST??). I bring boxing equipment in from the US all the time, some of it is made offshore. I drop ship to Sumas Washington and I only have to pay the GST and PST, no duty.

The customs clearance fees charged by brokers can easily be over 60% of the order price. I got a UPS quote for $180 for a 100lb heavy bag to ship to Vancouver from Kansas. The bag was only $170. Your Frankenlift will be around the same weight, but is going from coast to coast.

Well On I am on the other side of the country so I am not close to the border. Far east as you can get ha.

Heater said I will get nailed with 8% so I guess I better have my credit card handy when they deliver :evil:

I am a little confused but I think I am going to go with the A-Arms & TeraFlex Bumpstops just to play it safe. Its not going to hurt anything

Mudder · **Posted:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 11:02 am

Thanks for the Info. Everybody has been helpful. I will do the 245/75/16 combo then. Hey Tommudd? How far are you from the Ann Arbor area? Might need some help intstalling this kit.

tommudd · **Posted:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 11:31 am

Mudder wrote:

Thanks for the Info. Everybody has been helpful. I will do the 245/75/16 combo then. Hey Tommudd? How far are you from the Ann Arbor area? Might need some help intstalling this kit.

30-40 minutes maybe , let me know be glad to help you out. Or if you want to run down here. I have most everything you may need
so let me know when, where and I will be there. May even bring some other LOST KJers up :wink:

Mudder · **Posted:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 11:53 am

Sounds good there Tom. My wife wants to get back into Off roading.

Will be ordering the kit this week I hope. Where to put it together does not matter to me.

But I will PM you when the kit arrives.

Again Thanks.

Khaki-KJ · **Posted:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 5:46 pm

LibertyRenegade wrote:

Khaki-KJ wrote:

If you are not too far from the border, have it dropped shipped and clear customs yourself. There is no duty if the product is made / assembled in the U.S. or Mexico. They will charge you 7.5% if it is made outside of North America. You will have to pay the GST and PST (HST??). I bring boxing equipment in from the US all the time, some of it is made offshore. I drop ship to Sumas Washington and I only have to pay the GST and PST, no duty.

The customs clearance fees charged by brokers can easily be over 60% of the order price. I got a UPS quote for $180 for a 100lb heavy bag to ship to Vancouver from Kansas. The bag was only $170. Your Frankenlift will be around the same weight, but is going from coast to coast.

Well On I am on the other side of the country so I am not close to the border. Far east as you can get ha.

Heater said I will get nailed with 8% so I guess I better have my credit card handy when they deliver :evil:

I am a little confused but I think I am going to go with the A-Arms & TeraFlex Bumpstops just to play it safe. Its not going to hurt anything

I forgot that Newfoundland was north east of Quebec. I blame my high school geography teacher for not waking me up enough in class. :lol:

New Brunswick, Newfoundland, easy mistake. :oops:

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