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MidoriMiller;133122 wrote:i was lucky enough to have no siezed bolts on my car so maybe you will too, but everyone elses car who we've done has so the odds are against you haha
By the way Josh, once again, thank you for your old ones, lol
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Yea good luck with the lca's. The last set a friend had to do he ended up taking the whole lca off and getting the spring/shock out that way. But it messes up your alignment.
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You guys must of never heard of PB blaster. Best shit to remove rusted/seized bolts. I use it all the time and let me tell you it fuckin works wonders.

Here's some tips to help remove seized/rusted bolts instead of muscling it. Thought it might be helpful and help you in the long run.

Excessive muscle will just break off a bolt and make things worse.
Apply plentiful amounts of PB, give it some time to soak in.
Gently rock the nut or bolt, this can help break the bond.
A torch will be useful if the PB alone will not work. BE CAREFUL! The PB may burn and so may many other things surrounding the nut/bolt. When using a torch try to heat either the nut or the bolt but not both. After heating immediately try to loosen
If you want your car to be cheap and fast it wont be reliable... If you want your car to be reliable and cheap it wont be fast... If you want your car to be fast and reliable it wont be cheap...

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risktypes;133142 wrote:You guys must of never heard of PB blaster. Best shit to remove rusted/seized bolts. I use it all the time and let me tell you it fuckin works wonders.

Here's some tips to help remove seized/rusted bolts instead of muscling it. Thought it might be helpful and help you in the long run.

Excessive muscle will just break off a bolt and make things worse.
Apply plentiful amounts of PB, give it some time to soak in.
Gently rock the nut or bolt, this can help break the bond.
A torch will be useful if the PB alone will not work. BE CAREFUL! The PB may burn and so may many other things surrounding the nut/bolt. When using a torch try to heat either the nut or the bolt but not both. After heating immediately try to loosen
i have like a case of PB at my house .. but it does not always work when the bolts have rusted to the inside of the bushing ... thats usually the problem
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never said it always works, i was just simply stating use PB instead of trying all kinds of muscling and other stuff since that was not mentioned.
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yeah, any type of penitrating oil is a given lol
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looks good man and pb is the shit most of the time
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N2HIFI;133130 wrote:i got lucky 4 out of 6 were not seized .. and even luckier the inner bolts and shock bolts were the ones not frozen ... it sucks though because i will need to swap trailing arms before i can do my function 7 LCA's ... BOOOO
mehh you got baller parts! i wish i would have just went for the function7's rather than getting Skunk2's again, my skunk2 bushings blew out all the suddon and im pissed, but Function7 just released there LCA's with spherical bearings and i want!
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MidoriMiller;133151 wrote:mehh you got baller parts! i wish i would have just went for the function7's rather than getting Skunk2's again, my skunk2 bushings blew out all the suddon and im pissed, but Function7 just released there LCA's with spherical bearings and i want!
have you not seen my build thread .. baller status son baller status ... oh and the car is SICK dumped on the works
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a lil tip may seem obvious dont forget to antiseize all bolts
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