Well if you get bored you can load up and come detail mine anytime.
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I think the suspension and whatnot are all buttoned up now. I put on the new wheel bearing assemblies and sway bars yesterday. It took me 5 hours taking my time.
If ever someone wants to pull their assemblies, for the love of god get the right tools. I heard horror stories of this job from people taking days, using hammers and penetrating fluid. Get a proper hub puller and a 10lb slide hammer!!!
Two whacks on the drivers side and everything fell apart. The passenger side was totally rusted up and took 10 whacks.
All this rust seals the assemblies in tight.
Cleaned up with dremmel wire brush attachment. And afterwards I used antiseize and a ton of grease all over to keep it from sticking in the future and to stave off future rust.
Timken VS stock. They seemed well designed and very hefty!
Everythiing with the sway bar. I didn't take a comparison pic with the sway bar but the Eibachs were MUCH heavier and thicker for both front and rear bars.
Results? No more loud bearings!! As for the sway bars, holy crap what a difference!! The truck used to wallow about and float through turns. It never felt planted or connected even in straight lines. I know I come from a line of tight sports cars but I just hated the way the truck felt. WOW is all I can say. GM should have delivered these trucks with similar sway bars!! When testing I was able to kick the rear end out through a turn. Very fun and I'm very happy.