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While checking the fit without the brackets, I found the front b…

While checking the fit without the brackets, I found the front bolts seized in their bushings.  This ball joint press made short work of removing them.

An impact driver is the WRONG tool to turn any pressure screw, but I had it on the lowest setting, with only ~50psi, and I didn't let it get up to full speed or even a full squeeze on the trigger.

See the NEXT few pics...
While checking the fit without the brackets, I found the front bolts seized in their bushings. This ball joint press made short work of removing them. An impact driver is the WRONG tool to turn any pressure screw, but I had it on the lowest setting, with only ~50psi, and I didn't let it get up to full speed or even a full squeeze on the trigger. See the NEXT few pics...Original file
While checking the fit without the brackets, I found the front bolts seized in their bushings.  This ball joint press made short work of removing them.

An impact driver is the WRONG tool to turn any pressure screw, but I had it on the lowest setting, with only ~50psi, and I didn't let it get up to full speed or even a full squeeze on the trigger.

See the NEXT few pics...

While checking the fit without the brackets, I found the front bolts seized in their bushings. This ball joint press made short work of removing them.

An impact driver is the WRONG tool to turn any pressure screw, but I had it on the lowest setting, with only ~50psi, and I didn't let it get up to full speed or even a full squeeze on the trigger.

See the NEXT few pics...

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