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NightRydaSS · 04-20-2007, 03:19 PM

is installing one of these things a pain in the ass? is it something that can be done in ur drive way? I was able to install my rear shocks in my garage, and i have clearance when i back my car up on ramps to get to where it bolts to the trans tail shaft, but doesn't the rear have to be unloaded when you take it off?

Also, what else has to come off to install it; the Y-Pipe, ect? Can i do it without having to take anything off?

I'm just tryin to save myself some money. I HATE having to pay someone to do somthing that i kno i can do if i just had the s*** to do it. And if 2 hours of my time can save me $100 or so it is worth it to ME.

Has anyone done this at home? If so what did u use to get the car up (jack(s), jack stands, ramps)? what was your experience like? is it worth it to do it myself?

04-20-2007, 03:19 PM	#1
NightRydaSS Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 513 iTrader: (0)	TRQ Arm Install is installing one of these things a pain in the ass? is it something that can be done in ur drive way? I was able to install my rear shocks in my garage, and i have clearance when i back my car up on ramps to get to where it bolts to the trans tail shaft, but doesn't the rear have to be unloaded when you take it off? Also, what else has to come off to install it; the Y-Pipe, ect? Can i do it without having to take anything off? I'm just tryin to save myself some money. I HATE having to pay someone to do somthing that i kno i can do if i just had the s*** to do it. And if 2 hours of my time can save me $100 or so it is worth it to ME. Has anyone done this at home? If so what did u use to get the car up (jack(s), jack stands, ramps)? what was your experience like? is it worth it to do it myself?