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Old 03-24-2016, 10:12 PM   #1
DBK81
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Doing static drop, coil bolts giving me grief

As the titles says installing drop coil springs front and rear, started with the back and man o man the bolts are tight as F!! I hit them with the impact, tried a 15" breaker bar, nothing! I juiced them with some fluid film to soak over night, they arent terribly rusted, I'm surprised they are being such a pain in the a$$!

Any tips or tricks from someone who's been down this road?
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