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WE b GPN · Oct 21, 2006

Get this. TWICE count it TWO times I have changed my rear shocks and havent broken a bolt!!! I dont think i'll push my luck anymore I'll use anti-seize on them when they go back in! lucky me! ohh yeah its an old 86. 20 years old!! hahaha

CanMan · Oct 21, 2006

Lucky you!

xjtrailrider · Oct 21, 2006

I changed the rears on my 90' a month ago, original shocks, no bolt breakage. I honestly couldn't beleive it.

rocklandxjer · Oct 21, 2006

psh, i dare not even try it, i tried removing my upper leaf spring bolt and i thought i was going to snap it, i couldnt imagin what would happen to them...

Adam96 · Oct 21, 2006

I just went to tighten one down tonight on my 96 because the shock was clunking every time I went over a bump. it turned about half a turn and then *snap*, there it went, piece of crap....now I have to drill it out....

sjx40250 · Oct 21, 2006

We really don't have that much of a problem out here in the west!

wacho4 · Oct 21, 2006

xjtrailrider said:
I changed the rears on my 90' a month ago, original shocks, no bolt breakage. I honestly couldn't beleive it.

WE b GPN said:
Get this. TWICE count it TWO times I have changed my rear shocks and havent broken a bolt!!! I dont think i'll push my luck anymore I'll use anti-seize on them when they go back in! lucky me! ohh yeah its an old 86. 20 years old!! hahaha

and you both live on the east coast with us rust beltians? You guys suck. Lucky...

Actually I had no problem with my fiance's 96's shocks , just my 99.

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