SLP sfc install question
SLP sfc install question If I get the SLP sfc's, I would want to install them myself, but - the car has to be on the ground when the bolts are tightened right? Is it possible to reach all the bolts with the car on the ground?
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Re: SLP sfc install question I can't see how you can install them without getting the car in the air some, a pair of Rhino ramps would be a big help. Here's link that might be of some help, http://www.tbns.net/jscfirst/sfc/sfc.htm , the guy who put this together says he used a lot of my info but in truth he put it together and did a great job. dudemon if you're reading this you did a hell of a good job. Good luck with your install.
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Re: SLP sfc install question I assume he ment if it's possible without a lift as it's better if the car is on the wheels and not on stands when the bolts get tightened. The weight MUST be on the wheels/axle when LCA bolts are tightened.
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Re: SLP sfc install question A lift would be the way to go but it would need to be the drive on type, I have a www.backyardbuddy.com lift which makes life so much better when working on cars.
