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ItzStock
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anybody know if you could buy these separately or the easiest way to get them off?
[ 2014-05-03, 03:57 PM: Message edited by: ItzStock ]
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Tom Renzo
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The bolts and nuts are available from your Ford store. Those should come out. My 1000 FTLB impact most definitely would remove them. Have someone hit them with a big gun.Or the FLAME WRENCH always works Good luck
[ 2014-05-03, 05:06 PM: Message edited by: Tom Renzo ]
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ItzStock
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Im talking about the actual bracket attached to the shock. Not the bolts
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Tom Renzo
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I am not following you thoughts??? What bracket would that be?? Do you mean the spindle assembly?? If so check the junk yards.
anybody know if you could buy these separately or the easiest way to get them off?
Once again an impact gun. The strut comes with the bracket on it and the spindle is part of the suspension. Is that your question??
[ 2014-05-03, 06:03 PM: Message edited by: Tom Renzo ]
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ItzStock
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Im talking about the clamp welded to the shock. The bolts go through it.
Never mind tho I got them off. Drilled all the spot welds..
Does Anyone sell these new tho? Im doing some custom work and needed a set.
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Wht86drop
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I highly doubt anyone would sell that since they are all welded on the struts from factory
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4IDFOX
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Are you going to weld on the strut body ?
I think that is a bad idea
[ 2014-05-03, 09:39 PM: Message edited by: 4IDFOX ]
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ItzStock
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Originally posted by 4IDFOX:
Are you going to weld on the strut body ?
I think that is a bad idea
Why do you think its a bad idea? The heat?
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Tom Renzo
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Because every shock manufacturer says not to do that!! The gas and or the oils might expand and spray in your face. I personally would not do that!!!!!
What exactly are you trying to do?????
[ 2014-05-04, 03:52 AM: Message edited by: Tom Renzo ]
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ItzStock
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Originally posted by Tom Renzo:
Because every shock manufacturer says not to do that!! The gas and or the oils might expand and spray in your face. I personally would not do that!!!!!
What exactly are you trying to do?????
There will be no problems with what I`'m doing. The shock wont be there.
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OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! None of us know what the heck you are doing. Why post it if you are not explaining your plan. And to be quite honest it seems like you do not want anyone to know. That is fine but those brackets could have been made without removing them from the struts, But because we do not know what you are trying to do it is a moot point!!
[ 2014-05-04, 05:26 PM: Message edited by: Tom Renzo ]
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ItzStock
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Originally posted by Tom Renzo:
OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! None of us know what the heck you are doing. Why post it if you are not explaining your plan. And to be quite honest it seems like you do not want anyone to know. That is fine but those brackets could have been made without removing them from the struts, But because we do not know what you are trying to do it is a moot point!!
Well all I asked in the begining is is they sell them or how to get them off. Lol. Plus why make them when they are right in front of me?
Sending ya a pm.
[ 2014-05-04, 06:21 PM: Message edited by: ItzStock ]
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Ok sounds good thanks!!
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lol what is the purpose of this?
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ItzStock
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Ive already said im not welding on a strut.
Again, What im doing does not involve welding on a pressurized shock or strut. Dang people haha
[ 2014-05-06, 08:37 AM: Message edited by: ItzStock ]
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