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06-16-2002, 11:25 AM
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06-20-2002, 12:15 AM
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Yep back is an 18mm, sort of tough to get to, too. I put a 18mm deep well on mine and got it stuck when I loosened them up. Had to break em loose with the deep well make a few turns one click at a time and finish up with a box-end wrench. Not sure on the front but a 15mm sounds about right. Also, watch some aftermarket shocks use SAE nuts, I know Rancho does.
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06-25-2002, 01:59 PM
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06-25-2002, 03:03 PM
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If I remember right, the front uppers were 20 or 21mm. My replacement shocks (Monroe Reflex) were a different size, so check those too. Lowers were a 15mm. I didn't have the right deep well socket for the top so I ended up using a wrench. Took way too much time on these.
Rears were done with an 18mm deep well.
Get shocks anywhere else but the dealer - cheaper and better quality to boot.
Rears were done with an 18mm deep well.
Get shocks anywhere else but the dealer - cheaper and better quality to boot.