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headpeace

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  1. when I replaced mine (if I remember correctly (been alot of beers since then -alcohol- )) I didnt have to undo the panhard rod, actually Im pretty sure I didnt have to, and yeh its very simple, u just need a wrench or a ratchet, quick and easy job, if you do the fronts though dont make the mistake I did and assume the shocks come out from the bottom (logically they should go with gravity right? no) u gotta pull em from the top (once u get the bolts off of course ;) ), oh yeh Im speaking from a 93 pathy perspective

  2. HEY SNIPER, UCA AND JGC BEEN ANSWERED, anyway, what I did was to first see how much front lift you can get before doing anything, and check how close your bumpstops get, if u need more lift in the front you might have to reindex the torsion bars, not aproblem. You GOTTA get 93-97 JGC V8 front springs, anything else is, well I dont know but thats what u HAVE to get for the rear lift u want. Also those grinder things or whatever, I used a Dewalt reciprocating saw, hell u can use a hack saw if u got the time and patience, just something to cut the smaller diameter ring off the top, it doesnt have to be a grinder (I think thats what everyone else said), and the spring compressor things, dont need them either, although it will proabably make it alot easier ( depends on how good your jacks are. Good Luck

     

    plus just search this site and youll find how to crank the t bars and how to reindex em if u need to

  3. do a search, I asked all of these questions plus others you'll think of in the futeure, just go to the search button up top, the JGC's on a 4 door with spare tire carrier should get about 3 inches, then u get the front up 3 inches with your torsion bars, hope this helps, I got my jgc's for $40 at a junkyard, thats really all you need (maybe some new UCA's)

  4. never done it, but Im with jj, should be pretty straight forward (ratchet and definitely a phillips for the flares); but ouch mines a 93 too and that hurts, I feel for ya, Iwouda been pissed, good luck bro

     

    looks like youll propably need a new headlight bracket too, or a hammer and some patience

     

    hey and on that side marker (did mine this weekend) theres a retaining screw on the bottom to watch for (took me a while to notice it cuz it wouldn't go on right)

  5. the 93 (if not other years) has a switch on the dash E-Auto (Ithink) that switches fronm normal to power mode (change gears at higher RPM)

     

    Ialso have the sport/touring switch and I could never tell that it changed anything in either mode

  6. hey snake, youll still have to crank your torsion bars the UCA's only adjust for proper ball joint angles and allow u to lift without hitting your bump stop (I only know this because I asked the same question about 2 weeks ago). also from my research here I think those are Automotive Customizer UCA's which are not preferred by most people here, apparently from a money standpoint Superlift UCA's are the way to go, do a search here for superlift UCA's and youll find the part number, hope this helps and good luck

  7. the new one (brand new) is nothing like that, I can swing it with my pinky, but I wouldn't try to find a new one (it was about $550, fortunately insurance paid that), otherwise maybe some of these other guys have some suggestions, but like you (and I) said other than it bein a pain in the arss, its not that big a deal, till next time

     

    l8

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