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2001 Honda Civic Jackstands Under New Arms

 
2001 Honda Civic Jackstands Under New Arms
The Underdog, A Detour - Honda Civic Rear Disc Brake Conversion
Factory trailing arm assemblies are heavy, so a pair of jack stands can be invaluable when attempting a swap like this one. Since Rodriguez is alone and working sans lift, jack stands fill in as a second set of hands. Here, he uses them to support the new arm as it's about to get installed. View Related Article
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