Install of GMMG
02-09-2006, 08:14 PM
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Install of GMMG I just got my GMMG system after two week wait. I have been the the garage for the past 3 hours trying to get the Main Chambered section over the axle with my 3 ton jack. but can't because the pipe is hitting the Panhard bar or something back there. I can't get the car high enough. Has anyone ever done this with a jack.?
I'd take it down to the local Midas but its Mid Febuary and the roads look like a sand box up here. It's not a rush but I realy want to HEAR IT.
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I'd take it down to the local Midas but its Mid Febuary and the roads look like a sand box up here. It's not a rush but I realy want to HEAR IT. Thanks
02-09-2006, 08:45 PM
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You will have to get it really high, or on a lift. If you can jack it up high enough, and get jackstands under the frame so the rear hangs, it will help you have more room to slip it through. It is a PITA, but I convinced a garage to let me use their lift for 10 mins
02-09-2006, 08:57 PM
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I did it on jack stands in my driveway. I took the panhard bar loose and it slipped over. Search for GMMG and my username. I posted it all with socket sizes included.
02-10-2006, 06:39 PM
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Got It! I just searched around the garage and found one of my dads old rally wheels. Put it under the jack and lifted the car so that the bottom of the stock tire there was 21 inchs of clearence. Sounds excellent
