First what you need is just your average hand tools:



and the only good thing for cinder blocks, tire chalks:



You probably purchased these cause your shackle angle looks like this:



Taking some before measurements:




Next observe your hardware an make sure it is all accounted for:



Loosen your shackle bolts, BP blaster may be required for some rusty bolts (if you have that sort of thing). I used a breaker bar and it made quick work.




Remove your shock bottom bolt



Jack up the jeep and remove the shackle:





Next instal the box:




And the front nut strip:



Tighten it all down:



Next install the bottom bracket:



and torque everything down to spec(yes a torque wrench is a basic hand tool!!!):



Find your optimum shackle position and instal:





After Measurements:





Then admire the jeep and figure out how much lift your front end needs:




Then go find an RTI ramp or a loading dock and measure for the new shocks