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I mean come on can I get a little bit of credit here at least I'm not rigging up a ratchet strap apparatus or maybe I can get more views if I did that....
You would.....We wanna see some blood and destruction. o_O
 

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Go slowly from one side to the other

Wear gloves and safety glasses and thick Jacket/pants

You'll be fine

Maybe watch a YouTube video if you haven't done it before. There was no YT my first time
 

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Just do it! Make sure insurance is paid up. Lol. Good luck. Just do what the others say. One side at a time take it slow no hurry. I use em when i have to also. Good luck!
 

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Best course of action have the funeral ready to go so we can all join
 

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The set I used almost didn’t my fit my stock spring and wouldn’t fit my OME and have the locks lock in place. I ended up having a local shop reassemble then for me. You may want to see if they will fit you new springs before you get to far in.

I used a rental kit from Advance Auto.
 

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...I kill myself tomorrow? o_O

Tips appreciated.

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Okay,

A spring back story.... Good Friend and neighbor had a 1953 Corvette. Spring on the right failed. Wary of springs stored energy...I approached the removal via the LCA removal....This broken spring shot out from under the vehicle...richocheded off the workbench and out into the driveway... Reality check...even a "dead" spring had energy to take off a person's head....

Best,
Phil
 

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If you're truck is RWD it's much easier IMO. If you're using the Eibach coils they may be stiffer than the factory springs. Use the tool you got to take your OME springs off an get the perches off an maybe have a shop bolt the new struts/springs together.

Nice video Msfitoy. I wish I'd thought of that name: Postalredneck. I'm a little redneck but retired from the postal service.
 
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i got dibs on the parts if he dies!

i mean... good luck be safe.
an alternative may be to take the stuff apart and take the parts to a shop with the new parts and let a shop with a safe setup do the front.
Ain't nobody got time fo dat. Neighbor brought me some blue moonshine stuff this gun b good times
 
 








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