ford4wd08

pretty sure youll need some deep wells, i thin that you have to have deep wells for almost all of it if i remember correctly

GATORB8

Damn, I guess that means a trip to Sears. Knowing me, I'll spend more on that trip than the front and rear autospring cost.

ford4wd08

deep wells are like a must have when working on any part of the truck for me, my first set had both regular and deep wells, while youre at it you might as well by a 30mm deep socket too lol if youre gonna take the strut out alot it will come in handy

GATORB8

Yeah, I've got every deep up to 18mm, just the big 1/2" stuff I've only got in standard depth.

techrep

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8 bolts if you do both sides...lol

GATORB8

For anyone who is doing their install soon, Harbor Freight has a set of the Deepwall sockets (1/2" drive impacts) on sale for $20 in the store.

This set: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=34683

budismonky

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LOL who the hell wants to level both sides anyways!

tw1nny03

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budismonky

Harbor freight for tools? WTF? I can understand screw drivers and bits and what nto but not deep well impact sockets. No way. snap-on all the way.

GATORB8

I'm not a pro mechanic. An equivalent snap-on set would probably be 5 times as much. Most of my tools are Craftsman, and are definitely much higher quality than the Harbor Freight stuff, but for items with no moving parts that I'll use seldomly, I'd rather save some cash.