Over charged?
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Georgia
got drivers side in okay. now I'm stuck on passenger side.
JK Enthusiast
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finally. would definitely help to have a second pair of hands and all the right tools. two sets of metric and sae ratcheting wrenches. deep sockets and regular sockets. instructions say 16mm sometimes when it's really 17. etc. I needed a 20mm and 21mm in some places and didn't have those on hand. cool compressors are scary things. especially cheap ones from Advance.
about 3" in the front, 2.5" guessing in the rear. forgot to measure before hand but I was able to mark the front before I started that end.
about 3" in the front, 2.5" guessing in the rear. forgot to measure before hand but I was able to mark the front before I started that end.
JK Junkie
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From: Rockwood, TN
finally. would definitely help to have a second pair of hands and all the right tools. two sets of metric and sae ratcheting wrenches. deep sockets and regular sockets. instructions say 16mm sometimes when it's really 17. etc. I needed a 20mm and 21mm in some places and didn't have those on hand. cool compressors are scary things. especially cheap ones from Advance.
about 3" in the front, 2.5" guessing in the rear. forgot to measure before hand but I was able to mark the front before I started that end.
about 3" in the front, 2.5" guessing in the rear. forgot to measure before hand but I was able to mark the front before I started that end.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Atlanta, GA
on another note, the quick disco pins I got a few months ago are not long enough to pass through the sway end link and meet the nut.
edit: the bolt end of the pin is too large to fit thru the end link at all. shown with the old fronts.
edit again: they sent me the stud pin for mounting when disconnected. :\
edit: the bolt end of the pin is too large to fit thru the end link at all. shown with the old fronts.
edit again: they sent me the stud pin for mounting when disconnected. :\
Last edited by rodi; Sep 19, 2013 at 03:46 PM.
Thread Starter
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 286
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From: Georgia
finally. would definitely help to have a second pair of hands and all the right tools. two sets of metric and sae ratcheting wrenches. deep sockets and regular sockets. instructions say 16mm sometimes when it's really 17. etc. I needed a 20mm and 21mm in some places and didn't have those on hand. cool compressors are scary things. especially cheap ones from Advance. about 3" in the front, 2.5" guessing in the rear. forgot to measure before hand but I was able to mark the front before I started that end.
