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Installing springs and shicks

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MikeGsT69

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Mar 26, 2003
this sunday im intalling my eibach prokit springs and adjustable tokico allimina shocks myself anyone have any tips or anything i should know
 
bah, no spring compressor needed.
heres some hints:
a: when unscrewing the retainer nut on the shcok, just step on the spring and will be fine with no compressor.
b: if the cup assembly sticks on the stock shock. go to a vice, open the jaws 1", then stick the shock in there. the cup should be facing downard and sitting ontop of the vice jaws. the shock arm should be between the vice jaws but not be compressed. now take your large hamer of choice and pound the crap out of the threaded part of the stock shock, and the cup should pop right off.

otherwise, its really not that hard, just time consuming. i wish i had a second hand to help when i did mine.
 
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