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Old 01-15-10, 12:19 PM
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Default what do i need to remove the rear shocks
I am putting in my ltuned springs i did the front now i have to do the back.
My question is what do i need to do to remove the shock assambly do i need to remove anything (disconnect up the balljoints)
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No. take off the sway bar from the endlinks, and remove the lower shock bolt and loosen the camber bolt. Take off the 3 nuts on the top hat. Have a friend help pull out the assembly.
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ok thanks i did it a long time ago i just couldnt remember i knew it was a lot easier than the front
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