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    #16
    so instead of using the pickle forks for the balljoints, what tool is safe enough so you won't damage the balljoint boots?

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      #17
      check the post above. i found that way to be easiest if you have done it a few times. ive damaged more things witht he pickle fork and a hammer especially me hearing.

      but seriously...small 5 gallon compressor and an ingersoll-rand impact will get most things off. at work, i also use a 3/4" drive impact with 1/2" socket adapter for the buggers.
      I <3 G60.

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        #18
        i took it the shop on saturday and they put it on. man its great not to hear that annoying ass clicking noise.

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