AZBub
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I got that too, easy enough to bring. Do you have an air compressor and a good selection of metric tools.
Could do saturday evening for Sunday wheelin'. Who's In to help Code?
who wants to go wheeling?
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Could do saturday evening for Sunday wheelin'. Who's In to help Code?
cf_coder
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Easy there!!! Still need to get an alignment done after the shocks and springs go in... No wheeling until I know the tires are straight. :wacko:
Let me check the administrative calendar of events and figure out a time when I can get this put together. This weekend is already out. I may even be able to get the garage cleaned out enough to work in there rather than in the driveway...
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Let me check the administrative calendar of events and figure out a time when I can get this put together. This weekend is already out. I may even be able to get the garage cleaned out enough to work in there rather than in the driveway...
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lofreqjeff
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I have a 33 gallon upright compressor, some air tools and a wide assortment of metric tools, 4 jack stands, a big ass floor jack and probably anything else we may need including an 12x12 ez-up to work under if we spill out into the driveway - I'm more than happy to bring it all over and leave it till the job is done. Just let me know, I'm down to help out in anyway. If you find out you can get started this weekend, I'm open, next weekend is the 4th so I don't think I'll be around much. I'm wide open the weekend after that (10th-12th)
As for alignments, I went to Firestone and got their Lifetime alignment - $165 vs $145 and I take my 89 4Runner in at least once a year, sometimes 2 or 3.
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lofreqjeff
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Let me check with the lady - need any tools? I can bring the compressor and stuff plus whatever I have a far as hand tools, plus the canopy to attempt to keep us cool.
cf_coder
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I need jack-stands and a floor jack would be super helpful... I figure do the front's first since they're the most difficult, then the rears.
Jeff - I don't know if the compressor will help since I have no air tools. I think we're stuck with straight wrenching for this one...
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Jeff - I don't know if the compressor will help since I have no air tools. I think we're stuck with straight wrenching for this one...
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lofreqjeff
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I have air tools: impact, cut off, die grinder, air hammer & 3/8 air ratchet.... I'll bring a torque wrench along with an assortment of metric sockets and open ends, have 4 jack stands and a 3 ton floor jack too.... and anything else I can find.
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Logan714
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Glad you like it! I'm sorry about the shock though :-/ had I known I either wouldn't have put it up or I would've dropped the price more. When I make it back out to phoenix i'll buy you a beer to make up for it.
cf_coder
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[MENTION=84834]Logan714[/MENTION] - Oh heck no... One of the shocks had some leakage at the base of the boot. I had a shop take a look at it and it checked out fine. Apparently some accumulation is normal. I'll take you up on that beer though! LOL. Let me know the next time you're in town so we can get some wheeling in!
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