Choo Choo's 07 Tahoe Build Thread

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I dont send anything for free anymore after I did that for nathan
 

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Tackled the rear shocks this past week, went with @07burbs advice and stuck with Monroe shocks. Wasn't too difficult as it's only 2 bolts, but I used a 7mm socket for the fender well liner screws. Used some wd40 to break the rust free from the nuts and bolts, and used 13/16 deep sockets to change the shocks. Use a breaker bar if you are just using jack stands.

*Note: On the top bolt you will need a extension for the socket because the bolt is not welded to the frame. It does have a completely removable bolt unlike some of the videos I watched for Silverados.

Possibly this weekend if the weather holds up, I'll attempt the front shocks and struts.

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Fronts aren't hard but there are a lot more steps so just take your time and work your way through it. You'll be fine
 

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