Subject	Speaking from experience on this
Posted by	Shiers69 on May 05, 2012 at 7:56 PM
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In Reply To	Replacing suspension - One man job? posted by weezee on May 05, 2012 at 04:57 PM
Message	Get access to a press. The burning and cutting method sucks balls and will take a long time. Removing the subframe isn't too difficult, but it's good to have a friend there when you try to lower it down on the jack. I picked up a harbor freight transmission jack last time I pulled mine, it's not necessary, but it did make things go pretty easily. I've found the hardest part is putting it back in w/o having any help. It can be tough to get everything to line up on your own.
Follow Ups	Replacing suspension - One man job? - weezee 16:57:46 05/05/12 I dropped the whole subframe/suspension together >> - my91z 17:52:42 05/05/12 Forgot to add it was a 1-man job. A helper wouldn't hurt tho (n/m) - my91z 17:53:34 05/05/12 Speaking from experience on this - Shiers69 19:56:49 05/05/12 I went by Harbor Freight yesterday... - weezee 20:01:10 05/05/12 another suggestion - Shiers69 20:20:14 05/05/12 Good thinking. I was considering painting them, but - weezee 20:50:45 05/05/12 One person can easily drop the subfram and you do not - Gordo 93TT Daytona 16:37:27 05/06/12 Very nice! Thanks for info and the pic.. (n/m) - weezee 18:35:29 05/06/12
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