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Old 09-28-2013, 10:50 PM   #11
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Re: 63 Fleetside Chevy C10 build

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It's electric and I've officially stripped them into round heads so I'm screwed. They have to be cut off.
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One thing is that when you have rusty nut like that it's good to impact it a little at a time. Meaning instead of putting the impact gun on their and putting it to full blast, give it a slight blast each time and if they don't budge you know not to push it any more. If you can invest in an air commpressed gun that would be a good idea cause they have more power. Good luck and nice progress so far! T.J.
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