LCAs and Panhard Rod Install
Hey Guys,
I'm going to be installing my new BMR LCAs, Relocation Brackets and Panhard Rod.
A couple of questions:
When I jack the car up and put it on stands, do I need to let the rear axle hang? Or do I put it on the jacks?
Also, is there any special tricks I need to know about doing this particular job?
As always...Thanks, in advance!!!
Ernie
I'm going to be installing my new BMR LCAs, Relocation Brackets and Panhard Rod.
A couple of questions:
When I jack the car up and put it on stands, do I need to let the rear axle hang? Or do I put it on the jacks?
Also, is there any special tricks I need to know about doing this particular job?
As always...Thanks, in advance!!!
Ernie
Last edited by Ernster500; Feb 7, 2003 at 06:39 PM.
I let my axle droop and install one piece at a time. Just something about the thought of supporting the weight of the vehicle from a suspension I'll be removing pieces from that scares me 
The instructions tell you to do so, don't they?

The instructions tell you to do so, don't they?
Originally posted by Buttercup
The instructions tell you to do so, don't they?
The instructions tell you to do so, don't they?
Originally posted by KCFormula
When I put my LCAs on I let the axle hang and then put the jack under it and pushed it up until the holes lined up. Made the job easy as pie!
When I put my LCAs on I let the axle hang and then put the jack under it and pushed it up until the holes lined up. Made the job easy as pie!
E
Quick note: don't tighten down the lcas or panhard rod with the axle hanging, you can put them on with the axle hanging but you need to have the rear suspension loaded before you tighten the bolts down.
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