slow.8

as to removing the old shocks. i cant find my haynes manual. it looks pretty straightforward. i undid the bottom two bolts, easy enough,... i get to the top nut, give it a turn, and the whole shaft spins. above the threads its squared off, well i put a tiny wrench on it and just rounded off.now i have a pipe wrench on the shaft, and im now able to turn the nut. soaking it in wd40, should have done this before hand, i know.heres the questions, the shock should just slide out from the bottom, right? do i have to worry about the coil? im sure there will be more to come. i thought this was gonna be easy any responses appreciated.

outlawz2004

iTrader: (18)

It will just drop out of the bottom. Vice grips work good for holding it in place, and wd40 helps with the dirty threads. Doing the top first with the a arm jacked up will releive the pressure off of it and make it easier, then drop the two bottom bolts. The coil will not fall out. Its a simple job.

dlt76028

iTrader: (13)

undo the top first, impact wrench makes it really easy.

slow.8

thanks guys. i WISH i had airtools, heh.