shackle install at a shop?
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shackle install at a shop?
anyone ever get a quote from a shop to do it? i'm going to buy them soon and get some more lift nd crank my tbars, but i'm worried about cutting bolts again! (body lift front cab bolts) so does anyone know a price from a shop?
also i'm getting the belltech 6400's
also i'm getting the belltech 6400's
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#9
yeah its really easy
1. Take before pictures and take measurements.
2. Jack up rear of truck and support from the frame.
3. Take off rear tires.
4. Put a jack under the rear axle.
5. Unbolt the shackle from the leaf spring.
6. Unbolt old shackle from the frame mount.
7. Bolt in new shackle to the frame mount.
8. Bolt shackle to the leaf spring.
9. Repeat on the other side.
10. Put on wheels and tires.
11. Take pictures and post on rf.
It will take an hour at the most
1. Take before pictures and take measurements.
2. Jack up rear of truck and support from the frame.
3. Take off rear tires.
4. Put a jack under the rear axle.
5. Unbolt the shackle from the leaf spring.
6. Unbolt old shackle from the frame mount.
7. Bolt in new shackle to the frame mount.
8. Bolt shackle to the leaf spring.
9. Repeat on the other side.
10. Put on wheels and tires.
11. Take pictures and post on rf.
It will take an hour at the most
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Downey gave a real good explanation. You may have to grind a few thousands off the bushing to get the top bushing holes to line up in between the shackle and bracket. Mine fit a little too snug before some sanding.
Edit: If you haven't really done work on a car or truck before than see if you can find someone close buy to help. Failing that I suppose you could have a shop do it but I wouldn't pay over $40 or 50 labor personally.
Edit: If you haven't really done work on a car or truck before than see if you can find someone close buy to help. Failing that I suppose you could have a shop do it but I wouldn't pay over $40 or 50 labor personally.
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