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TUBBED68CUDA
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BigBlockDart.Com
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Does anyone know if the AlterKtion(which has already been installed) can be taken out with it fully assembled? I figured I would ask before I beat my head against the wall. thanks, Erik  |
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MVRCorp
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I don't see any reason it couldn't. Call Bill.
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IF YOU CAN'T FIX IT WITH A HAMMER YOU HAVE AN ELECTRICAL PROBLEM.
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rjsjea
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Upper control arms bolt into factory location........unbolt those, unbolt K-frame bolts......baddabing  |
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abodyjoe
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don't see why not.. unbolt the upper arms and the steering shaft and it should drop right out.
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Bill_Reilly
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I do that alot. However, by yourself it's clumsy because the weight is across the wheels, not at the crossbar where the jack fits. If you put a board or metal across under the lower control arm mounts and stick the jack under that, it's fairly balanced and you can remove it alone.
I made a little bracket for my jack to do it - 1x1 square about 30" long with a 6" leg on each side. Weld a little pin in the middle to fit in the jack, and on each end leg I put small piece of tubing split to make little round saddles that rest on the control arm mounts - but it was worth doing because I remove them so often.
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Those who say it can't be done, should not interrupt those of us who are doing it.
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