lift install disaster, Help!
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Originally Posted by thrshr01
Nut and bolt it.
One piece of advice, when something is not going in smoothly, try another way and find out why. If you get frustrated, stop and take a break. If you don't take that break to reflect on what is going on, YOU WILL BREAK SOMETHING.
Good luck and hope you get it fixed.
One piece of advice, when something is not going in smoothly, try another way and find out why. If you get frustrated, stop and take a break. If you don't take that break to reflect on what is going on, YOU WILL BREAK SOMETHING.
Good luck and hope you get it fixed.
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Problem Solved!
Thanks for the help guys. The air chisel knocked the nut out in 2 seconds. I went to the hardware store and bought a new bolt and nut. All went well. But, while I was making sure everything was torqued to spec, this happened to one of the washers on the upper shock mount.
I could be wrong but someone said cheap metal and Im going to agree. Easily replaced though. I now know why RC has such low prices. Its obvious to me where they cut corners. You get what you pay for. Im ditching these shock mounts ASAP. Probably going to order from Teraflex in the morning.
But Im happy for now. Time for some new tires!
I could be wrong but someone said cheap metal and Im going to agree. Easily replaced though. I now know why RC has such low prices. Its obvious to me where they cut corners. You get what you pay for. Im ditching these shock mounts ASAP. Probably going to order from Teraflex in the morning.
But Im happy for now. Time for some new tires!