my car gives me wood....eibach sportlines and other goodies installed (lots of pics)
10-26-2008, 10:28 AM
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First off, nice ride. the stance is kick@ss. I imagine the pride of ownership has shot through the roof since you have done the install yourself. Very well done.
Concerning the install, how difficult was it? Would I be over my head if the biggest thing I've ever done it change an alternator?
Concerning the install, how difficult was it? Would I be over my head if the biggest thing I've ever done it change an alternator?
10-26-2008, 10:43 AM
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First off, nice ride. the stance is kick@ss. I imagine the pride of ownership has shot through the roof since you have done the install yourself. Very well done.
Concerning the install, how difficult was it? Would I be over my head if the biggest thing I've ever done it change an alternator?
Concerning the install, how difficult was it? Would I be over my head if the biggest thing I've ever done it change an alternator?
its no big deal, access to a lift is a huge help and helping hand never hurts. theres really not much to mess up, its just unbolting a few things and then bolting them back up. it took us 6 hours to install the LCAs and relocation brackets, springs and new shocks and struts. and we took our time
10-26-2008, 11:55 AM
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10-26-2008, 12:05 PM
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me and my dad installed eibach sportlines, tokico d-specs w/ remote adjusters, BMR billet LCAs, and BMR LCA relocation bracket. took us about 6 hours included a snapped shock bolt compliments of my dad. im soooooooooooooooooo glad i grew a pair of ***** and got the sportlines instead of the pro-kit. gotta get an alignment whenever i can get the car in.
Quality family time. We need more of this.
10-26-2008, 12:12 PM
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lol its more like passing up....im 21 and try to get my hands in on every type skill i can. i just want to learn and i brought my dad along for the ride, hes not a gear head by any means but like me enjoys figuring out how things work and being able to say "hey i can do that"
10-26-2008, 03:42 PM
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did some hunting....picked up the panhard bar/brace in a classified of another forum, the springs i picked up on ebay for a steal, and the LCAs...relocation bracket...d-specs...and remote adjusters all came from stangsuspension.com