installing extended radius arms
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From: San Antonio USA
installing extended radius arms
I am having a little trouble with the stud that is on the bottom of the coil spring. I got the coil spring off and the only thing holding up my progress is this stud that is about 3.5 inches long with a nut on the bottom. I can't seem to get enough oomph to get this guy off to replace my stock radius arms with the new extended ones. Has anyone been able to find a socket deep enough to reach this nut on the stud or did you use a big wrench? Or am I just a big wimp? I did give everything a good bath with Liquid Wrench and this is the only item that is being stubborn. Any help or advice is appreciated.
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From: Connecticut
installing extended radius arms
Use a 3/4" drive, deep 1 1/8" socket along with a breaker bar. If necessary slide a piece of pipe onto the breaker bar to increase leverage. These bolts are very tight.
Mark
Mark
