Hardest part of the 3.5 swap?
#43
Originally Posted by nismology
How's that gonna work?
#44
Originally Posted by Kevlo911
I have the ebay electric impact. It sucks. Won't even loosen lug nuts. Worst 30 bucks I ever spent.
#45
Originally Posted by tavarish
i'm gonna lower the engine onto the jack from the x-member, and pull it from under the car. i'll have the car lifted as high as possible and on jackstands, and i took off the IM to lower the height of the engine a bit. All the accessories are off, so that should shave pounds off the engine to where i can adjust it on the jack without too much trouble. It's gonna be a ***** to put back in the car. Oh well.
#46
thats how i did its alot hard than it seems ur gonna need to people to lower the engine and remove the rear wheels and use the sisscor jack.remove the tranny first and get a rope
edit:i will say this its alot easier and simple,fun,less painful,easier on the mind and everything if you buy a cherry picker
edit:i will say this its alot easier and simple,fun,less painful,easier on the mind and everything if you buy a cherry picker
#48
Originally Posted by gtr_rider
It was hard enough trying that with just the tranny, good luck with that..
#50
Originally Posted by SR20DEN
For a cordless 1/2" drive impact, I would encourage most consumers to get a Dewalt.
Dewalt and milwaukee have the higherst rated cordless impacts that I know of. Dewalt has a 300 ft-lb, milwaukee has a 325 ft-lb one. I buy alot of these for work, the best size/weight/durability ratio impacts I have found are the new hitachi series. A WR14DMR is a 14.4 volt, weighs 4 lbs, and does 150 ft-lbs. It is a perfect impact for assembly jobs since it is so small. The big dewalt is killer for the bigger jobs though.
#51
Originally Posted by diymaximakid
its like this imagine the tranny job easy right?now imagine it with about 90%less balance and it getting hooked on somethin from losing balance.
#53
Originally Posted by 96sleeper
Dewalt and milwaukee have the higherst rated cordless impacts that I know of. Dewalt has a 300 ft-lb, milwaukee has a 325 ft-lb one. I buy alot of these for work, the best size/weight/durability ratio impacts I have found are the new hitachi series. A WR14DMR is a 14.4 volt, weighs 4 lbs, and does 150 ft-lbs. It is a perfect impact for assembly jobs since it is so small. The big dewalt is killer for the bigger jobs though.
This is the one I have
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog
I think the 210 rating on the Snap On is more realistic than the Dewalt and Milwaukee ratings.
#54
Originally Posted by SR20DEN
This is the one I have
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog
I think the 210 rating on the Snap On is more realistic than the Dewalt and Milwaukee ratings.
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog
I think the 210 rating on the Snap On is more realistic than the Dewalt and Milwaukee ratings.
#56
Originally Posted by tavarish
hopefully my ebay inpact wrench won't explode on me, and actually get my axle nut loose (which broke 2 of my craftsman 1/2 inch wrenches)
Is it also cordless?
My Snap On cordless impact won't even do that.
#57
Originally Posted by SR20DEN
You expect some cheap Ebay impact to remove an axle nut?
Is it also cordless?
My Snap On cordless impact won't even do that.
Is it also cordless?
My Snap On cordless impact won't even do that.
It's corded. I got it for 35 bucks shipped.
All I need it to do is just loosen it enough so i don't break ratchets and breaker bars trying to take it off. I hate maxima axle nuts.
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