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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
coil front end conversion for 99-04
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[QUOTE="INFRNL, post: 641456, member: 9835"] In the past, I have had good luck with an air chisel. It is definitely easier if you heat the rivet with a torch till they are glowing, but it can be done without the torch. I definitely would not recommend using a drill like some have, seems like more work than necessary. I have also cut the rivets flush(sawzall) and tapped them out with an air chisel. It works even better when you have a good compressor and chisel. This is just my experience. [/QUOTE]
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