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Old 09-29-2017, 05:25 PM
Codywilsonfishing Codywilsonfishing is offline
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If you are trying to remove the stock shocks and they will be garbage after, then use a visegrip on the upper portion of the shock tube. (If you had xreas then you should position it to where the grip holds the port). Also, use two wrenches inner locked so you can stand and brace your self to get more leverage. Mine were so rusted that the threads broke after 2-3 turns.
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