eibach install
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RE: eibach install
ppl will say to use a spring compressor, but the one i had was completly useless, i did it with no special tools minus an
air compressor to get the bolts off
it was a HUGE biatch to get the new springs in.....we ending up droping the suspension in the front
and droping the entire rear dif. in the back!
oh well.....it was an ALL day project, i would say about 8 hours, but we took a few breaks
by few i mean we musta smoked a carton of cigs outa fustration
air compressor to get the bolts off
it was a HUGE biatch to get the new springs in.....we ending up droping the suspension in the front
and droping the entire rear dif. in the back!
oh well.....it was an ALL day project, i would say about 8 hours, but we took a few breaks
by few i mean we musta smoked a carton of cigs outa fustration
#3
RE: eibach install
No spring compressor here either, just a big crowbar to help get the new springs in. Took about an hour and a half, but thats with someone who knew what they were doing helping me out. Didn't have to drop the front suspension, just had to disconnect the swaybar endlinks and unbolt the struts. Its not a bad install if you, oryou have someone that knows what they are doing.
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09-10-2015 08:39 PM