Subject	yes, if you have skinny arms/hands, it is much easier
Posted by	blackomega on May 09, 2011 at 11:36 AM
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In Reply To	one way is to try to get all the bolts from under the car posted by LJZTT on May 09, 2011 at 06:50 AM
Message	Unfortunately for me I dont. Next time I will remove the brake maser cylinder if I have to do it again. But I didnt know the correct process for removing the BMC and that wasnt part of my planning so I skipped it and did the driver side all underneath. It was a pain and I some of those bolts are really hard to get to. Make sure you have good crescent wrenches. Also I used a 10" extension on a ratchet with a joint swivel going to the socket. It helps in getting leverage on some of the stubborn bolts. Passenger side was much easier because I removed the battery and had top down access. That is why you should just move the BMC ___________________ "If everybody is thinking alike, somebody isn't thinking." ~~ George S. Patton
Follow Ups	Tips for installing downpipes in the driveway? - Hoov100 05:18:12 05/09/11 Re: - Revolt 06:38:58 05/09/11 one way is to try to get all the bolts from under the car - LJZTT 06:50:20 05/09/11 yes, if you have skinny arms/hands, it is much easier - blackomega 11:36:47 05/09/11 Definitely consider a transmission drop - D540K 08:54:17 05/09/11 you can do it. Take battery out... remove Mastercylinder - Firstgearlaunch(Atlanta) 10:28:56 05/09/11 They work better in the car than in the driveway lol... - BoneZ 11:55:31 05/09/11 LOL (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 17:13:09 05/09/11 Be prepared to cut some ratchets/wrenches. - Summeronthechain (MN) 12:49:52 05/09/11 Check this out... - 240Z FeO2 13:09:53 05/09/11 Re: Tips for installing downpipes in the driveway? - Hoov100 21:34:27 05/09/11 fallow up. - Hoov100 19:34:35 05/12/11
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