Probably the lower bolts into the steering knuckle. They are usually 12mm in diameter and torqued tight. Add rust and any impact less than 300 ft/lbs will have an issue...;)

can u sand the usb connector housing for a more smoother/flat surface?
also the sticker for your radar detector thing...can it be straightened?

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i didnt mean it to be mean, just u know... enterTrollment purposes only. :mad:

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id clean it up a bit if it was on my car, datz all.

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i thought it was a little odd he couldnt get them off since the kobalt 1/2 inch impact i just picked up gets them off no problem....but it also is rated at 350 lb/ft

impacts are ok but if the nut gets rounded ever so slightly its time for cutting

It's the ******* 19mm lower control arm bolt. Blasted the bitches with shitloads of liquid wrench and attacking them again tomorrow.
I'm looking at different impact wrenches now. Not sure if I want to get another pneumatic or to get an electronic one for the convenience. Right now I'm eyeing the Chicago Pneumatic CP7748 or the AIRCAT 1150 . Have any suggestions?

Those were quick jobs that took me an hour. Going to do them again later down the line and make them look like they were factory options ;)

My father and I ******* STOOD on the breaker bar and the bitch wouldn't budge. a total of 400 lbs couldn't get them to budge. So after that ****, I sprayed them with liquid wrench and decided to clean my wheels.

Best wheel cleaner I ever used.
http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/b...0202161512.jpg

My god so clean. (Black residue on the bottom is from an old wheel weight. I got it off right after the picture)
http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/b...161200_HDR.jpg

Shiny.

By the way, your user name puzzles me.

It's the product of a drunken night on xbox with my friends. I changed my gamertag to that and it just stuck after that.

I've got the mid-range Snap-on Air 1/2" drive impact and a Husky 3 hp compressor. The compressor puts out 150 psi at the impact, so there aren't many bolts I can't get loose using that, PB Blaster or some heat.

Not to be a smart ***, but I'm going to presume you are going 'lefty loosey' correct? I would apply some heat via a MAP gas torch and use a breaker bar that is about 3 to 4 feet long. If your breaker is only 2 foot, you don't have as much torque as you would have with a longer bar (longer lever = torque multiplier).


Stuck bolts are frustrating. :ugh2:

Whew, I'm glad you said what it was. First glance it looked like blood....:eek:

There are actually several products on the market that have a color changing effect as they react with dirty wheels and turn a pretty deep red that can resemble blood as well.

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Hmmmmm... Maybe I should get some and when the neighbors ask, I can say I tracked down the possum that wrecked me.... :stirthepot: