cranked them tbars
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cranked them tbars
got new to me tbars today and cranked them all the way
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and yes my tow hooks are still **** eyed. went to the junk yard and found a few good cross members just have to find something to cut them off with. i also want to take the stock blocks out of the rear and get it back level just don't know how to do that yet.
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and yes my tow hooks are still **** eyed. went to the junk yard and found a few good cross members just have to find something to cut them off with. i also want to take the stock blocks out of the rear and get it back level just don't know how to do that yet.
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we could tell a difference. and i seen you when we were on our way to johnsons you headed toward the tunnel. and before its all said and done ill have the superlift just have other things to take care of right now.
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i got the 4x4 radio bezel with the fog light switch i need for 10 dollars so i thought that was pretty good. i asked about a sliding back glass but they wanted a 100 so screw that deal. and im still going back to get a front cross member. and i just got his bars bc they are pretty much new and mine were sagging. he did the pre-key mod on his.
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i didn't think it was too bad honestly. need pb blaster for sure. the third picture from the bottom is not a picture of Marcus smiling, it's of him in pain.
i would suggest having two people to do it. one to crank the bolts and the other to hold the jaw puller.
on a scale, i'd make it 3. it sounds hard because anything dealing with suspension sounds hard... but this wasn't. i'd say changing shocks were harder.
i would suggest having two people to do it. one to crank the bolts and the other to hold the jaw puller.
on a scale, i'd make it 3. it sounds hard because anything dealing with suspension sounds hard... but this wasn't. i'd say changing shocks were harder.
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no. my tbars were sagging so i got the ones off elans truck bc he did the pre-key mod. to crank your tbars all you need is a socket and racket.
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