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Anyone know if the front needs to be jacked up to allow for maximum suspension travel for removal, or is it just to get under the car and I can
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Anyone know if the front needs to be jacked up to allow for maximum suspension travel for removal, or is it just to get under the car and I can just use my ramps?
NM - Hotchkis' videos has the car on a drive up lift so i'm gonna try the ramps. Last edited by TXSpeedDemon; 10-26-2009 at 03:38 PM. |
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