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N8
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Just curious I may need to have some work done on a couple of my rides, but not sure if I feel like doing the towing thing. Feel free to PM me.
Just to give you and idea. Need some suspension work done on a 72 monte and a 67 New Yorker (control arm bushings).
[ July 19, 2010, 06:34 PM: Message edited by: N8 ]
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East Bay 50
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I think fasthatch is mobile... ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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cagedblackgt
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Originally posted by East Bay 50:
I think fasthatch is mobile...
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Blue92
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Originally posted by cagedblackgt:
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Originally posted by East Bay 50:
I think fasthatch is mobile...
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LMAO!
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JohnB
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There's nothing "mobile" about either of those jobs, unless someone wants to monkey-fukk those bushings with a install tool or they roll with a 12 ton press in their vehicle. ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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wilit
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Originally posted by East Bay 50:
I think fasthatch is mobile...
LMAO... I was going to post the same exact thing, but thought it'd be too messed up.
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N8
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Originally posted by JohnB:
There's nothing "mobile" about either of those jobs, unless someone wants to monkey-fukk those bushings with a install tool or they roll with a 12 ton press in their vehicle.
John your a gentleman and a scholar. The few folks that pm's all said the same thing.
Thanks playa.
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Yaterstang
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There's also a guy named racirx that does towing here too. ![[Razz]](tongue.gif)
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BIGBALLFACTOR
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Originally posted by East Bay 50:
I think fasthatch is mobile...
sorry got an job already that pays
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FORDNUT
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You can usually get those bushings out and installed with a vise and an air hammer..
Or in the car with a porta press.
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cagedblackgt
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Originally posted by fasthatch:
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Originally posted by East Bay 50:
I think fasthatch is mobile...
sorry got an job already that pays
Ziiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnggggggggggggggggg
LMAO
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Making the moderators cyber-sit me is probably a good way of getting my account locked for a while. I know they're busy folks volunteering their time to help others out.It's selfish of me and others who make their task more time consuming and difficult than it already is. In fact I should either chip in and help out or not participate at all. I'm going to do my best to be part of the solution and not the problem from now on.
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FORDNUT
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You can usually get those bushings out and installed with a vise and an air hammer..
Or in the car with a porta press.
Whoever you have do them throw alil tack weld on the bushing to keep them from walking.
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N8
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Originally posted by FORDNUT:
You can usually get those bushings out and installed with a vise and an air hammer..
Or in the car with a porta press.
Whoever you have do them throw alil tack weld on the bushing to keep them from walking.
Thanks man. JohnB scared me straight. Car(s) going to the shop tomorrow.
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Yaterstang
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The saga continues! Lol
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Originally posted by N8:
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Originally posted by FORDNUT:
You can usually get those bushings out and installed with a vise and an air hammer..
Or in the car with a porta press.
Whoever you have do them throw alil tack weld on the bushing to keep them from walking.
Thanks man. JohnB scared me straight. Car(s) going to the shop tomorrow.
lol going to the shop where the mech is going to air hammer them in and out.
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N8
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Originally posted by 2stangs69-91:
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Originally posted by N8:
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Originally posted by FORDNUT:
You can usually get those bushings out and installed with a vise and an air hammer..
Or in the car with a porta press.
Whoever you have do them throw alil tack weld on the bushing to keep them from walking.
Thanks man. JohnB scared me straight. Car(s) going to the shop tomorrow.
lol going to the shop where the mech is going to air hammer them in and out.
Well the specialize in this area is what I meant. It wont be done in my garage. ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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Didn't mean to scare ya N8, but with the sheer number of hack jobs going on...anyone "mobile" who comes to do this without the right tools is gonna fukk it up. The Monte ones are straight forward, but I guarantee very few people know how to set the New Yorker up correctly after all is apart. I personally only know of 1 person on this board who I could ask and they would know...we both messed with Mopars many moons ago.
Good luck to ya.
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Originally posted by JohnB:
Didn't mean to scare ya N8, but with the sheer number of hack jobs going on...anyone "mobile" who comes to do this without the right tools is gonna fukk it up. The Monte ones are straight forward, but I guarantee very few people know how to set the New Yorker up correctly after all is apart. I personally only know of 1 person on this board who I could ask and they would know...we both messed with Mopars many moons ago.
Good luck to ya.
LOL and WHO would that be, John?
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JohnB
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No idea Dan...no idea at all. Torsion bars FTW!
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N8
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Originally posted by JohnB:
Didn't mean to scare ya N8, but with the sheer number of hack jobs going on...anyone "mobile" who comes to do this without the right tools is gonna fukk it up. The Monte ones are straight forward, but I guarantee very few people know how to set the New Yorker up correctly after all is apart. I personally only know of 1 person on this board who I could ask and they would know...we both messed with Mopars many moons ago.
Good luck to ya.
No worries man. I like the honesty. PM me who that 1 person is. I am curious...lol
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turbo50
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Originally posted by N8:
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Originally posted by JohnB:
Didn't mean to scare ya N8, but with the sheer number of hack jobs going on...anyone "mobile" who comes to do this without the right tools is gonna fukk it up. The Monte ones are straight forward, but I guarantee very few people know how to set the New Yorker up correctly after all is apart. I personally only know of 1 person on this board who I could ask and they would know...we both messed with Mopars many moons ago.
Good luck to ya.
No worries man. I like the honesty. PM me who that 1 person is. I am curious...lol
U serious????
I thought you were smarter than that??
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N8
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Originally posted by turbo50:
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Originally posted by N8:
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Originally posted by JohnB:
Didn't mean to scare ya N8, but with the sheer number of hack jobs going on...anyone "mobile" who comes to do this without the right tools is gonna fukk it up. The Monte ones are straight forward, but I guarantee very few people know how to set the New Yorker up correctly after all is apart. I personally only know of 1 person on this board who I could ask and they would know...we both messed with Mopars many moons ago.
Good luck to ya.
No worries man. I like the honesty. PM me who that 1 person is. I am curious...lol
U serious????
I thought you were smarter than that??
Well I got my answer...hahahha. I kinda figured as much
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lol I worked for Dodge for 5 years so I could do it but I dont do mobile repair and I am to far and to busy for side work. Torrsion bars are no big deal.
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Originally posted by 2stangs69-91:
lol I worked for Dodge for 5 years so I could do it but I dont do mobile repair and I am to far and to busy for side work. Torrsion bars are no big deal.
hell ford used torrsion bar up to 2004 toyota used them there not hard to do at all
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06Xrunner
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Originally posted by East Bay 50:
I think fasthatch is mobile...
Don't waste your time with his hack job shit work! Pay for it to get fixed correctly the FIRST time, or you will have to pay to get it fixed right after the first idiot screws it up!
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