Sparkey

I need to put on toe links, trailing arms, and sway bars are these easy enough for me to do with air tools or is there some special trick. Are they just bolts to be replaced or is it more involved please let me know want to try to save some cash. thanks.

DamonB

If you know which end of a ratchet wrench to hold you'll be fine.

If the new toe links do not fit into the uprights remember to tap the steel sleeves in the bolt hole back out of the way. All the aluminum suspension parts have floating steel sleeves where bolts pass through so the soft aluminum doesn't wear. Usually you have to tap them back with a hammer before trying to put things back together.