air wrench
#11
01-21-2014, 12:12 AM
I used my shops forklift. (dont worry i didnt get the axle off the ground while working under it.) Picked up with a 4x4 on the hitch reciever.
THe WD40 penetrating lube worked ok i guess, they did break loose. I wound up having to use a ratchet strap to compress the passenger side to make the bolts line up right.
The Monroe coil-overs are AWESOME!!!
THe WD40 penetrating lube worked ok i guess, they did break loose. I wound up having to use a ratchet strap to compress the passenger side to make the bolts line up right.
The Monroe coil-overs are AWESOME!!!
#12
02-07-2014, 07:25 PM
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Got the impact in and shocks on last week. That Air Cat is AWESOME!!! I highly recommend it. now for a good air compressor. 
The shocks are awesome too. I was a bit nervous when i bounce tested them and it bounced a lot initially, but i think that they just needed a bit of warming up. But my truck runs MUCH smoother.
Bad thing is that I broke off the 8mm hex on the top of the strut rod. one of the factory ones had it busted off as well. Oh well, i guess that is what a plasma cutter is for right???
The shocks are awesome too. I was a bit nervous when i bounce tested them and it bounced a lot initially, but i think that they just needed a bit of warming up. But my truck runs MUCH smoother.
Bad thing is that I broke off the 8mm hex on the top of the strut rod. one of the factory ones had it busted off as well. Oh well, i guess that is what a plasma cutter is for right???