Well i don't plan on replacing my shocks soon after this, probably wont have this jeep long enough to see them go out lol, but then again i may keep the jeep until im 50 lol

 

Well this is the end result if you do decided to punch and put new bolts in. http://www.mediafire.com/imgbnc.php/...c1792fb04g.jpg

 

Wow nice visual, looks good and sturdy.

 

nothing wrong with that i turn 50 on monday had mine 15 years still going strong 2drs rule

 

Lol not only do they look awesome but they're easier to get into

 

at 6-4 and 265 its still roomy

 

Unless you are trying to get in the back.
When we go to lunch from work, I never have to drive.(except when there are just 2 of us)

 

Update. Got the fronts in and the right rear off with no breaking, snapped the heads off both on the left.... time to pull out the punch i guess

 

when i go muddung no body rides in the back dont need the extra weight

 

lol people still want to pile in my jeep, just because most people i know drive a mustang or a vehicle with even less room than my jeep lol. Plus it's nice to park anywhere you want without worrying about getting stuck

 

Tried to drill and tap, gave up and pulled out the air chisel

 

Punching out the nuts is officially the fastest and easiest way of replacing the broke bolts. Although if you get a bolt bigger than 7/8 long they won't fit around the bend. The difference of an inch and 7/8 amazes me.

Jeep rides so much better than before, still not a caddy but for my standards it's pretty good

 

Nice you got them done. Really inch wont fit got lucky my first time then I just asked the stealership for some info and it was right the first time wow.

 

Yeah, ones on the front side will, but the sides closests to the gas tank wont, had to grind them down

 

glad to hear you got your shocks in and installed