g-force axle boot clamps
03-25-2010, 09:25 PM
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03-25-2010, 09:40 PM
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if its the ones im thinking..... put them on, bend the excess about 1/4" from the clamp and use pliers to push the clamp against the excess spot where you bent( u need pliers that open when you squeeze them. Keep doing that until its tight. I dont have any or I would take a picture of how to do it.
Best bet it to just go by the standard clamps
Best bet it to just go by the standard clamps
03-26-2010, 04:25 AM
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I have the Hendrix drivers side only axle kit. Lift and air tools definetly help but it isnt 100% necessary. Have to remove the brake caliper, unbolt the lower control arm, trailing arm, bottom shock mount and the spindle nut. Then you have to use a pry bar to pull the entire axle assembly out of the diff. If you get one already done for you just put it back in until it seats and reassemble. I had to install the middle bar to the stubs which was a little tedious but not too bad. Id say a 2-3 hr job if you take your time and have to put the axle together, if not id say an hr tops.
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got one at the local store for $9
as for the install i think its pretty easy. ive never done anything with axles like this but the directions are very nicde with pics and very clear what to do.
as for the install i think its pretty easy. ive never done anything with axles like this but the directions are very nicde with pics and very clear what to do.
