Coast Drive shafts
Very easy to install if you have the right tools. You do want an impact wrench, I don't care what anyone says - makes it much easier. Make sure you have a gear puller and the right sockets. Also, you want a torque wrench, you can rent one from any auto place. I had to go to the store 3 times just to find the right socket size.
I know the front and rear will need different sizes sockets from each other. I don't remember which one is what, but here are the three sizes I have in my bag - 1 1/8, 33mm, 1 1/4.
Maybe someone can help out with the right sizes. Other than that, I just used the project-jk write up and things went smooth.
I know the front and rear will need different sizes sockets from each other. I don't remember which one is what, but here are the three sizes I have in my bag - 1 1/8, 33mm, 1 1/4.
Maybe someone can help out with the right sizes. Other than that, I just used the project-jk write up and things went smooth.
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