Did any of you really need an air wrench? I got everything but that. I did the rears fine.

No.

x2. A big breaker bar should do the trick

No power tools here, make sure to at least have a breaker bar, and obviously a torque wrench to tighten things to spec.

THANKS SO MUCH

You might also want to have one of those nut breaker sprays or whatever. Those always help.

When I was swapping my front springs, I ran into hell when trying to loose up some nuts with a long breaker bar. It can be done, but it's a PITA, so I'd recommend air tools if you can get your hands on them.

air tools make everything easier.

air tools make everything easier.

yea if you have em...lol but this DIY'er is straight breaker bar and what I like to call brute strength.....then again it has also been referred to as being backed up...:rofl:

yea if you have em...lol but this DIY'er is straight breaker bar and what I like to call brute strength.....then again it has also been referred to as being backed up...:rofl:
I know all about that. I installed my lowering kits/lift kits and lowering kit again on the same truck haha. What a pain but it gets the job done.

I just wish I had a garage and a lift.

I just wish I had a garage and a lift.

So do I.... I swear my sister may have a point when she says "You only come to visit when you need to use the garage"...

So do I.... I swear my sister may have a point when she says "You only come to visit when you need to use the garage"...
thats why i buy a 12 pack for a tech out here and get my shizz done quick.

we did it. but oh man do i have a story for ya'll foing to do the pictures and what not later for it. i need to get some air tools