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Old 01-07-2013, 09:57 AM
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Hate that ****** driverside hanger bolt
Old 01-07-2013, 10:06 AM
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Me either, you guys think i'll have any fitment probme with the tires? They are 245/50/20
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Originally Posted by GMCtrk
I cut the end off the drivers front hanger bolt. This allowed me to remove it without dropping the gas tank.
I trimmed off some before the threads and when I was trying to drive it out I still couldnt see the end in sight so I just gave up and left it in place. I didn't want to trim into the thread and risk screwing up the bolt.
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You don't need to trim any of the treads. Just trim off the unthreaded portion. It won't compromise the bolt. If you are that concerned you could always place a new bolt when you reinstall.
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Originally Posted by slonlow2000
Me either, you guys think i'll have any fitment probme with the tires? They are 245/50/20
I've ran 275/45/20 (29.7" tall) tires on 4/6 drop before with no problems... you should be fine. I'm on 29.4" tall tires right now with no problems either
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Cool, and I was going too cut it off, but I ended up being able to pull the axle far enough the the pass side and just lower the leaf spring down I wasn't too worried about it after that. I painted what I could and moved on.
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Actually that is the way to do it, just lower the spring from the rear. I wasn't able to do that because my shackle bolts were galled/rusted to the shackle and unable to remove. Had to cut the bastards out.
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Got the front done, took it on a short drive with no bed. Rigged some tail lights so I can drive it for a few days and retorque everything down.

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Old 01-14-2013, 05:10 AM
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Lookin good
Old 01-14-2013, 10:26 AM
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Thanks its getting there


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