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Originally Posted by sandersd I've always been a DIY kinda' guy. I hate paying someone to do something I can do. I always figured I could buy the parts and
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I'd rather do everything myself 'cause at least if I mess the job up it's on me. I don't want to second guess the job anyone else does, but frankly, but I don't trust anyone to do it right. I'd end up pulling the wheels off again afterwards and checking the job they did so I might as well just do it myself in the first time around. The bummer is, I really don't want the hassle of dealing with things that go wrong if, and when, they do. (don't they always?) So, back to the install...I was under the impression that the 'Gorilla' nut everybody gripes about is the lower shock mount bolt, hence requiring the cheater bar. Reading your thread it now sounds like getting the top nut on the shock column undone is the tough part. Is that right? I guess taking the shocks to my Nissan dealer after I get 'em out lets them deal with this problem, huh? Anybody else able to weigh in on this? Thanks 104 |
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