Just a note about the installation of the rear swaybar...I have just finished the job and if you are thinking about doing it yourself, be sure to watch the video and make sure you have the necessary tools for the job..The first essential for me was unpacking the nice big cardboard box carefully removing all the metal staples and placing it under the rig so I could squirm around and not tear up my hip bones!..On some of the existing nuts and bolts that have to be re used for the upper frame brackets and the lower shock mounts you can expect a bit of a battle because of the tightness and rusted threads..I was under my rig a week before delivery, squirting WD 40 to try to make things a little easier.I thought I was going to have to get help on one of the bolts , but finally it busted loose.My 1/2 impact only helped a little..the 3/4 drive ratchet with a cheater pipe was the go to tool but there is little room to swing it. The front bar will be delivered in a few days and I am glad of the break..A couple of HD Aspirin and good nights sleep and I will be raring to go again..
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