but why does the kit have 4 spacers and 4 longer bolts?
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but why does the kit have 4 spacers and 4 longer bolts?
They figure you don't mind doing a bit of cursing when lining it back up....
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT'sherman wrote:
this is crazyness at its best. two bolts facing upwards.. and two facing downwards where I can't get them out, or new ones in. Just great.. I don't understand thou, why noone else has a Xj and has seen what Im talking about, Im gonna take a picture for you guys and post it tomorrow.
Stay tuned
Do you not understand what a stud is?
The nut is welded inside the frame and a piece of threaded rod is put in.
You can just grab it and unscrew it from the bottom.
There is a proper tool for removing these studs.
I have been saying this for days. Here is a link on doing the job with photos of the right tool.
herman wrote:
Earth to herman. Its not that complex. We gave you animated stuff of how the nut serts work. Im thinking you need to have this done by someone more familiar with a socket set. KH
In news:Onjlc.23971$6L3.14010@fed1read05, Kevin in San Diego from was injured because:
| Earth to herman. Its not that complex. We gave you animated | stuff of how the nut serts work. Im thinking you need to have | this done by someone more familiar with a socket set. | KH
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Can we put him on 'Ignore' yet?
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