noob needs help in installing Cornfeds in SoCali
#22
Originally Posted by RsaidF
what side of the 10, garvey or valley? I'm over by garfield in the city of bad drivers (Monterey Park). swear 1 day i'm gonna be arrested for kicking the crap out of these idiot drivers.
#23
Originally Posted by RsaidF
what side of the 10, garvey or valley? I'm over by garfield in the city of bad drivers (Monterey Park). swear 1 day i'm gonna be arrested for kicking the crap out of these idiot drivers.
#24
Originally Posted by humanoid
Dude! I live in Alh. on 8th near the 10 fwy. I have no expertise in this area so I would be learning as well. Just waiting to find out my schedule for the weekend so I can set-up a time w/ Lance maybe.
#25
Originally Posted by Biff
Well whatever you need, let me know and I'll help out anyways I can.
#26
Originally Posted by Good Times
well i'm quite busy this weekend so I can't help ya but I can next weekend!
Btw, some tools that you'll need to get from autozone (rental - free I think) is the spring compressor.
Aside from that I think you'll just need a few hand tools and will be able to manage the install.
Setup a date and maybe people can chime in Good luck... If you do have it next weekend I'll make sure to drop by.
Btw, some tools that you'll need to get from autozone (rental - free I think) is the spring compressor.
Aside from that I think you'll just need a few hand tools and will be able to manage the install.
Setup a date and maybe people can chime in Good luck... If you do have it next weekend I'll make sure to drop by.
#27
humanoid:
I'm pretty sure I have sat free to help ya out I know I can do the front spacer install as it's just replacing the top plate. I've never done the rear blocks as your rear is abit different from ours but I don't mind giving it a try. I know it can't be that difficult to do anyway. If others want to come by and help out that'd be great
I just say that cuz I know I'm no mechanical guru ... I'm just a noob myself
EDIT: I'll bring some tools that I have (hand tools at best) but I'll need the coil compressor from Autozone though. If you can rent that one locally that'd be great as it'll be easier to do the install . We'll have to play around for the rears but I can't suspect it'll be hard. I'll ask from tacoma friends to see how easy it is to install rear blocks. Btw, do you have ample space to do the install? I sure don't where I live...
I'm pretty sure I have sat free to help ya out I know I can do the front spacer install as it's just replacing the top plate. I've never done the rear blocks as your rear is abit different from ours but I don't mind giving it a try. I know it can't be that difficult to do anyway. If others want to come by and help out that'd be great
I just say that cuz I know I'm no mechanical guru ... I'm just a noob myself
EDIT: I'll bring some tools that I have (hand tools at best) but I'll need the coil compressor from Autozone though. If you can rent that one locally that'd be great as it'll be easier to do the install . We'll have to play around for the rears but I can't suspect it'll be hard. I'll ask from tacoma friends to see how easy it is to install rear blocks. Btw, do you have ample space to do the install? I sure don't where I live...
Last edited by Good Times; 03-01-2004 at 11:38 AM.
#28
Originally Posted by Good Times
humanoid:
I'm pretty sure I have sat free to help ya out I know I can do the front spacer install as it's just replacing the top plate. I've never done the rear blocks as your rear is abit different from ours but I don't mind giving it a try. I know it can't be that difficult to do anyway. If others want to come by and help out that'd be great
I just say that cuz I know I'm no mechanical guru ... I'm just a noob myself
I'm pretty sure I have sat free to help ya out I know I can do the front spacer install as it's just replacing the top plate. I've never done the rear blocks as your rear is abit different from ours but I don't mind giving it a try. I know it can't be that difficult to do anyway. If others want to come by and help out that'd be great
I just say that cuz I know I'm no mechanical guru ... I'm just a noob myself
I'll stop by, if I can't help I can at least look at your rig.
send me a PM with the address and time.
#29
Originally Posted by Good Times
humanoid:
EDIT: I'll bring some tools that I have (hand tools at best) but I'll need the coil compressor from Autozone though. If you can rent that one locally that'd be great as it'll be easier to do the install . We'll have to play around for the rears but I can't suspect it'll be hard. I'll ask from tacoma friends to see how easy it is to install rear blocks. Btw, do you have ample space to do the install? I sure don't where I live...
EDIT: I'll bring some tools that I have (hand tools at best) but I'll need the coil compressor from Autozone though. If you can rent that one locally that'd be great as it'll be easier to do the install . We'll have to play around for the rears but I can't suspect it'll be hard. I'll ask from tacoma friends to see how easy it is to install rear blocks. Btw, do you have ample space to do the install? I sure don't where I live...
Well... kind of, but not really. We'd have to do it in the driveway of my parent's place. It's a bit cramped, but it might work.
#30
All you really need is a place to park a vehicle and work on it It looks like we'll have plenty of sun on saturday so we can manage to work outside.
Level ground conditions would be ideal though so none of that slanded driveways either (safety precaution).
If you have jackstands and hydraulic jacks that'd be a plus.
Anyone else wanna help this fella out? I'm pretty sure there are more members here in San Gabriel Valley area so chime in!
Level ground conditions would be ideal though so none of that slanded driveways either (safety precaution).
If you have jackstands and hydraulic jacks that'd be a plus.
Anyone else wanna help this fella out? I'm pretty sure there are more members here in San Gabriel Valley area so chime in!
#31
I wish I could help you guys out, Humanoid...spray the top and bottom mounts of the suspension assembly with WD-40 the night before to help out your guys in busting some of the larger nuts loose.
#32
Originally Posted by Mohamed
I wish I could help you guys out, Humanoid...spray the top and bottom mounts of the suspension assembly with WD-40 the night before to help out your guys in busting some of the larger nuts loose.
#33
Originally Posted by Good Times
All you really need is a place to park a vehicle and work on it It looks like we'll have plenty of sun on saturday so we can manage to work outside.
Level ground conditions would be ideal though so none of that slanded driveways either (safety precaution).
If you have jackstands and hydraulic jacks that'd be a plus.
Anyone else wanna help this fella out? I'm pretty sure there are more members here in San Gabriel Valley area so chime in!
Level ground conditions would be ideal though so none of that slanded driveways either (safety precaution).
If you have jackstands and hydraulic jacks that'd be a plus.
Anyone else wanna help this fella out? I'm pretty sure there are more members here in San Gabriel Valley area so chime in!
Last edited by humanoid; 03-01-2004 at 04:08 PM.
#35
Originally Posted by FirstToy
Post when you can do it and if I'm free I'll come down and do some damage..er, I mean help you out.
#36
Indeed, just figure out your schedule and people will come This way all parties are not rushed into doing something half a$$ed
LA Bike tour ehe? Done that a few times... Just get there early! and I mean early! Early bird catches the worm.... if there are any hehe btw, watch for traffic and I mean LA traffic... lol you'll know what I mean soon enough
LA Bike tour ehe? Done that a few times... Just get there early! and I mean early! Early bird catches the worm.... if there are any hehe btw, watch for traffic and I mean LA traffic... lol you'll know what I mean soon enough
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