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Rear leaf springs - lift question

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Old 10-24-2005, 07:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Flamedx4
You should always re-check ubolts after an installation. Same as you should always re-check lug nuts after installing new wheels.

BryanR - don't you have any tools?
I don't have an air compressor, just some basic hand tools. I broke my torque wrench a few months ago and forgot to replace it. I typically don't do my own work though. Not that I'm lazy, I just work a ton and don't have time, and have alot of money so I don't mind paying someone to do it.
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I hear that. I don't have the patience I used to for working on stuff. But I don't have much choice...
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