lift install disaster, Help!
So I as installing my RC BB lift this afternoon. The front went fine and everything was going well despite the worthless crappy directions and doing it alone. Then while I was installing the shock extenders I broke a bolt. I noticed all the bolts were having a real hard time going through. I wasnt cross threading them and was messing with it for 20 minutes. I wonder if RC even have me the proper bolts.
Then I just went for it. Now I created more work for myself. 


What do I do now? It seems the top nut is welded on. Sorry for the crappy pics. Its late.
Then I just went for it. Now I created more work for myself. 
What do I do now? It seems the top nut is welded on. Sorry for the crappy pics. Its late.
Last edited by ChopN; Apr 20, 2011 at 06:58 PM.
I have the same lift and had no problems installing it. Was the bolt you used a sae or metric thread? All the nuts/ bolts on the JK's are metric. It could be possible that they sent you the wrong thread type. If you have access to a dremel tool, you can grind off the tack welds and replace the nut as it doesn't need to be welded to the mount. It's not too hard if you can get too it.
So I as installing my RC BB lift this afternoon. The front went fine and everything was going well despite the worthless crappy directions and doing it alone. Then while I was installing the shock extenders I broke a bolt. I noticed all the bolts were having a real hard time going through. I wasnt cross threading them and was messing with it for 20 minutes. I wonder if RC even have me the proper bolts.
Then I just went for it. Now I created more work for myself. 
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What do I do now? It seems the top nut is welded on. Sorry for the crappy pics. Its late.
Then I just went for it. Now I created more work for myself. 
Attachment 151953Attachment 151954
What do I do now? It seems the top nut is welded on. Sorry for the crappy pics. Its late.
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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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