sfntexas

I just finished building my install tool to drive the sleeves in. Thought I would test the sleeves to see just how tight they were. Took them out of the freezer (48 hours) and they went right in all except 1/4" to 1/2". Used just the seal driver and it's handle to drive them the rest of the way. Now I'm scared cause they went in so easy. I did use 120 grit sand paper in the tubes to remove the rust, but I don' think I got too aggressive. Has anyone else put these in so easy?

river2c

Just be thankful they went in easy. Some people have had a bitch getting them to go in (guess who). They should be fine the way they are. When they heat up they will expand and they should not move at all. You could always weld the ends if necessary.

mattgt5

Yes be happy. I put a set in and took 9 hours and two seal drivers. Watched three pros do the second set over 8 hours.

BRUT4CE

s stated they should heat up and get tight. Also you can weld the ends and drill 1/2" holes in axle tube only when it reaches the sleeve stop rben plug weld it in.
I ran nitro love em the last 3 sets I e done are synergy and I drill and weld 90 degrees of each hole 4" apart then weld the end......

So give it a little to warm up a d the last bit if I remember correct should be the tight spot on those.

familytime

When we did our installs we had one JK that made us all surprised as to how easy his went in.No worries you'll be fine

5150cliff

I know I'm a little late on this response but all those who told you that it will tighten up are correct. You'd be amazed how much shrinking the tube does in the freezer and how much it will expand in the axle tube. Believe me, it'll be very tight. I've done over 13 installs with the Nitro.

Myjeep2012

Took mine out of the freezer and they went in easy too. Don't worry be thankful. I've seen nightmares

sfntexas

Thanks for the replys. Welded them on the end to be sure.

Tripletsi

Mine went in with a dead blow and 2x4, super easy. Especially after deep freezing, welded the ends too.