Remove 2 forward bolts. Use 1/4 drive swivel socket and short extension, and swivel head 1/4 rachet to get at back ones , you only have to loosen them about half way, the holes are slotted on the back 2 mounts on throttle body elbow it will slide forward. And a lot of patience.
Those quick disconnects can be Very annoying, but I find if you spray some penetrant in the fitting push line in on tool and then away. [if that makes sense] usually come loose.
After a solid front hit, They usually bow in where the frame turns in at the rear part of the front wheel well. I don t know if its by design or just the weakest area.
I would check the ignition coils , the resistor pellets inside at the top of the boot get corroded. 7 out of 8 of mine were shot at 60k. changed all coils with oem coils and is perfectly smooth now.
FWIW , I had the eibach fronts and went back to stock springs. In my opinion they made the front ride to firm, almost jittery over bumps . The +3 deavers are very good though for ride and towing.
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