lt installation
#11
RE: lt installation
when mine was done, we just jacked up the motor and they slid in (took some messing around but they went in) and i had an auto which isnt the best for clearence [&:]. I would imagine dropping the K member would make it a lot easier.
#12
RE: lt installation
ORIGINAL: stanggang1892
when mine was done, we just jacked up the motor and they slid in (took some messing around but they went in) and i had an auto which isnt the best for clearence [&:]. I would imagine dropping the K member would make it a lot easier.
when mine was done, we just jacked up the motor and they slid in (took some messing around but they went in) and i had an auto which isnt the best for clearence [&:]. I would imagine dropping the K member would make it a lot easier.
#13
RE: lt installation
ORIGINAL: GhostRider02GT
they are the rubber things on the end of the springs, isos is short for isolaters.
they are the rubber things on the end of the springs, isos is short for isolaters.
#14
RE: lt installation
yeah dude hope for the best but plan for the worst, ive never tried pullin the k member but i do kno the suspensions a bitch, andso is pullin the motor. so it still sounds like droppin it out the bottom is your best bet. sounds like your no mechanical retard so u shouldnt hav too much trouble. good luck!
#15
RE: lt installation
If you plan on putting an aftermarket clutch in that car, i'd suggest you do it now before you put the LT's on. It will cost now, but save you a PITA later on down the road. Trust me, just went thru it.$$$$$$$$$$$
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