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Installation of ZZP Dogbones

Matt Olsen

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Has anyone had experience installing the 1" shortened ZZP Dogbones? Can you unbolt both dogbones simultaneously and flip them out or is there another process? I haven't seen much for instructions on their website.

2001 GP GT, 3.8L V6 stock suspension height.

Also, posted in Wanted but I'm in need of a passenger side torque strut mount bracket on the engine side. The interior aluminum fork has cracked. It's still held on by the outer but I look on and worry. Hoping someone here has one.


http://i1052.photobucket.com/albums/s442/Louie1462/pass cracked mount 2.jpg

Thanks,

Matt
 
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Has anyone had experience installing the 1" shortened ZZP Dogbones? Can you unbolt both dog bones simultaneously and flip them out or is there another process? I haven't seen much for instructions on their website.

Also, posted in Wanted but I'm in need of a passenger side torque strut mount bracket on the engine side. The interior aluminum fork has cracked. It's still held on by the outer but I look on and worry. Hoping someone here has one.


http://i1052.photobucket.com/albums/s442/Louie1462/pass cracked mount 2.jpg

Thanks,

Matt

Yes you can unbolt both at once. Then use a prybar to pull the engine forward to attach the other ones.

also Year and engine size would help
 
Yes you can unbolt both at once. Then use a prybar to pull the engine forward to attach the other ones.

also Year and engine size would help

2001 Grand Prix GT 3800. Stock ride height, too. I saw some people say that pulling the engine forward on a non-lowered car is a bad idea. Is this true? It's got about 212,000 miles on it and I'm getting a lot of play in the CV Axles. I was hoping that this might clear some of the noise up and give me some extra mileage in the axles.
 
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