Help with RC Series 2 install!
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Help with RC Series 2 install!
Oh man now I know why I quit doing this kind of stuff a long time ago.. but let me get to the point so I can get an answer..
Did I get the wrong front shocks from RC?
See pic..
This install was a bit more difficult that I anticipated.. sure I did the rear main seal , oil pan gasket, header and motor mount at the same time, so I was pretty spent when I was doing this, but those control arms pissed me off, i had to buy an angle grinder and cut the bolts.
And my starter fell on my head and game me a nice gash, I was just pouring blood all over the floor
But please, someone answer my quesiton about the shocks.. they are the same as in the picture but I won't be able to use them. I already took today off work to get this done and now I'm stranded
Did I get the wrong front shocks from RC?
See pic..
This install was a bit more difficult that I anticipated.. sure I did the rear main seal , oil pan gasket, header and motor mount at the same time, so I was pretty spent when I was doing this, but those control arms pissed me off, i had to buy an angle grinder and cut the bolts.
And my starter fell on my head and game me a nice gash, I was just pouring blood all over the floor
But please, someone answer my quesiton about the shocks.. they are the same as in the picture but I won't be able to use them. I already took today off work to get this done and now I'm stranded
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no just unbolt the bracket but save it. i use those for the back upper shock mounts to get rid of the bar pin
u should see my hands 3 days later from doing my lift
u should see my hands 3 days later from doing my lift
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I hear that about the hands. I just finished my RC series II lift and had no problem with the shocks. I finished it tonight, have been working on it since saturday, and my hands are all torn up. I have cuts everywhere, they are cracking, and I'm in pain. LOL, but a happy pain now that I'm done!
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oh, and thanks for the answer, i went out and di it right away.. I htink all the tough stuff is done, just need to do the rears now, hopefully those wont be too bad because the shocks have recently been replaced.
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those are the right shocks. That's a bar pin eliminator. pull the bar pin out of the end of the shock and mount it like the old ones were.
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WELL I have thought sence I got jeep and looked around that I had one of the sharpest looking jeeps around... WELL man ... you got one sharp lookin jeep... and I think black is the best color on a jeep.... and now I gota rethink the idea that a 4 door jeep cant look sexy... :}
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P/S: nice gash in head.. id show you my scares.. but well theres a few two many...take a whole thread >>> lol humm is there a thread on jeep blood wounds... Might have to start one... You first... you got recent pic lol