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Old 05-16-2015, 03:25 PM   #11
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Re: dropped springs/ bumpstops

I used an air chisel to pop the bump/steering stops right off.

The bushings were hell for me. There are two types you can get. One is just the poly bushing and the other has the shell. I went with just the bushing as I didn't want to mess up the arm pressing them in and out.

I used a drill bit to drill out the old rubber in a ton of places then drove the shaft out. Most people burn the rubber out but I live in the city and I am sure someone would have called 911 from the smoke and smell.
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