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07-02-2005, 08:09 PM
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I just did mine
I just finished a complete front end rebuild myself in my garage with only hand tools, and did the front subframe mounts when I was in there. The bolts were not too tight or hard to loosen. If I remember correctly, the torque spec is only about 45 ft/lbs. (can't remember the n/m spec). Good luck!
--Jay '82 380 SHell 
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