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4. The bump stop has to be modified.
Figure 3 shows the unmodified bump
stop with the proper cut line, and
Figure 4 shows the modified bump
stop.
5. With a hack saw, cut both rear bump
stops at the cut line, in the bottom of
the two rings in the bump stop
molding.
6. Reinstall the stock sway bar. Fasten
the two 15 mm stock bolts and nuts
with a 3/8” impact gun. (Figure 5)
Torque nuts to 52 ft-lbs.
7. Use the stock nuts and rubber hats to
fasten the top of shock to the
mounting point in the interior of
trunk. Use the 15mm wobbly socket
with a 3/8” impact gun. (Figure 6)
Torque nuts to 30 ft-lbs.
8. Torque the bolts at the bottom of
each shock to 85 ft-lbs, with the
wheel hub at ride height.
9. Replace the wheels, torque the lug
nuts to 98 ft-lbs, and remove the jack
stands.
Figure 3
Fi
g
ure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Tighten with
15mm wobbly