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I just did this install and wanted to add a few things for you guys. First, the edge of the crash bar/bumper is like a razor, be careful around it.
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I just did this install and wanted to add a few things for you guys. First, the edge of the crash bar/bumper is like a razor, be careful around it. I grabbed a fine file and cut the edges of it so it has round edge, don't need no cut oil lines. (the lines run right down that edge too) Also, the power steering bracket bolt, just below the one installed from the kit... sticks out a good 1/8 inch or more and that is right where the hose wants to lay. I pulled the bolt out and cut it back just over an 1/8th and installed it back in... no worries.
Thanks to the OP for his thoughts and write up. I've been lurking here for some time, but I know how to use the search. lol Level of skill needed: 2 JT |
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