gt xpipe probs
#1
gt xpipe probs
ok we have a problem...
we can get all of the bolts unscrewed on stock h except the one on the left where we cant even get to it...
i dont know how we are goin to take the stock off if we cant get those bolts off
is an extention rachet appropraite? we dont have one but we could buy one
PLEASE HELP ME
we can get all of the bolts unscrewed on stock h except the one on the left where we cant even get to it...
i dont know how we are goin to take the stock off if we cant get those bolts off
is an extention rachet appropraite? we dont have one but we could buy one
PLEASE HELP ME
#5
Originally Posted by TClark22
yes a GT
sry the passanger side and its both bolts...its not that they are rusted it just we cant get to them...
sry the passanger side and its both bolts...its not that they are rusted it just we cant get to them...
All I had was 2, 6 inch extensions and a 3 inch extension. Theres only one way to really get to those bolts just need to position yourself just right
#7
Originally Posted by spike_africa
you need to spray them with pb blaster, wd40 etc.. and let it soak over night that will loosen them up. otherwise its hard as hell to get them off.
Even doing that I still ended up going to a shop to loosen them....my car had the nut from hell
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Originally Posted by TClark22
ok we have a problem...
we can get all of the bolts unscrewed on stock h except the one on the left where we cant even get to it...
i dont know how we are goin to take the stock off if we cant get those bolts off
is an extention rachet appropraite? we dont have one but we could buy one
PLEASE HELP ME
we can get all of the bolts unscrewed on stock h except the one on the left where we cant even get to it...
i dont know how we are goin to take the stock off if we cant get those bolts off
is an extention rachet appropraite? we dont have one but we could buy one
PLEASE HELP ME
now go bust yer *** and get to work... and good luck too btw
#11
Originally Posted by Icefreezen
A long extension.....PB buster a lot of it.........and a swival socket
All I had was 2, 6 inch extensions and a 3 inch extension. Theres only one way to really get to those bolts just need to position yourself just right
All I had was 2, 6 inch extensions and a 3 inch extension. Theres only one way to really get to those bolts just need to position yourself just right
Swivel + extensions. Just turn it till you blow your nuts out, it'll come loose.
#12
They're easiest to do on a lift with a 12" 1/2" drive extension a swivel socket and a 1/2" breaker bar or use air tools.
Mine wasn't that hard but it took a good 80+lbs of force to knock it loose. Another trick is to tighten it just a tad and then it'll spin off easier. Risk in that is breaking the stud off at the header and having to pull the header like Greg.
Mine wasn't that hard but it took a good 80+lbs of force to knock it loose. Another trick is to tighten it just a tad and then it'll spin off easier. Risk in that is breaking the stud off at the header and having to pull the header like Greg.
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Originally Posted by r3dn3ck
They're easiest to do on a lift with a 12" 1/2" drive extension a swivel socket and a 1/2" breaker bar or use air tools.
Mine wasn't that hard but it took a good 80+lbs of force to knock it loose. Another trick is to tighten it just a tad and then it'll spin off easier. Risk in that is breaking the stud off at the header and having to pull the header like Greg.
Mine wasn't that hard but it took a good 80+lbs of force to knock it loose. Another trick is to tighten it just a tad and then it'll spin off easier. Risk in that is breaking the stud off at the header and having to pull the header like Greg.
just greese... try NOT to use a swivel unless its a craftsmen... i broke 2 craftsmen swivels, no big deal cause to take em back and get them replaced...
but you will most likely break the swivel if its that bad...
good luck again
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Originally Posted by TClark22
thanks guys...so extentions and swivels will work...well the pipe will be comin in here either today or tomorrow so looks like i need to make a tool run!
i dont think air tools will help you loosen the nuts... they help a ton once they're loose though... and to use them you NEED a good compressor...
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