Axleback alignment help!
6th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 11,278
From: Gainesville, FL
RE: Axleback alignment help!
ORIGINAL: bboren
i have no way of lifting my car
i have no way of lifting my car
The bolts aren't that tight, but you really need to be laying under the car to loosen them. go to walmart and buy a cheap floor jack and stands for $30.
6th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 11,278
From: Gainesville, FL
RE: Axleback alignment help!
ORIGINAL: kenthicken
Get some ramps for $40 or so at the auto parts store and back up on to them. Should give you clearance to work in the middle. Trust me, the "H-pipe clamp trick" will work.
Get some ramps for $40 or so at the auto parts store and back up on to them. Should give you clearance to work in the middle. Trust me, the "H-pipe clamp trick" will work.
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,277
From: Los Angeles, California
RE: Axleback alignment help!
ORIGINAL: moosestang
It will work, but be careful. it doesn't take much force to slam your tip into your bumper. I'd recommend two people, one to turn the pipe and one to tighten the bolts when it's in position.
ORIGINAL: kenthicken
Get some ramps for $40 or so at the auto parts store and back up on to them. Should give you clearance to work in the middle. Trust me, the "H-pipe clamp trick" will work.
Get some ramps for $40 or so at the auto parts store and back up on to them. Should give you clearance to work in the middle. Trust me, the "H-pipe clamp trick" will work.
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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 233
From: Midland, Texas
RE: Axleback alignment help!
The bolts aren't that tight, but you really need to be laying under the car to loosen them. go to walmart and buy a cheap floor jack and stands for $30.
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