i have a 2000 civic coupe.
i need the whole layout procedures to dropping a civic

i have all the shocks and springs aready
all i need now si how to take em off and installing the new ones in

 

where do you live? If you in central PA i can do them for ya..... if not......


1. Put car up on jackstands (level ground for safty)
2. remove the lower control arm bolts that hold the shocks inplace
3. remove the top two bolts that are found under the hood and in the rear trunk...
4. turn the stock shocks and they should slide right on out no problems
5. Compress aftermarket springs onto new shocks and slap them in and put bolts on and tightn up....

Very easy process... I've done it so many times, if i have all the parts there and ready i can do a complete spring/shock change over in about 20-25 minutes tops.

 

If you've never done it before, expect your first tire to take about 1-2 hrs, and about 30 mins each for the remaining three tires.

 

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thats pretty damn fast, it takes me 20 minutes just to jack the car onto stands

 

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thats pretty damn fast, it takes me 20 minutes just to jack the car onto stands </TD></TR></TABLE>

lol That is a bit slow. Should take 10. Lift the front then the back. Doing each corner seperatly would take too long.

 

where are you at? I'm sure a fellow ht'er will help you out.
BTW this forum is for the ef/crx but we will still help

 

i got your back if your in central coast cali.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Outkast &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> where do you live? If you in central PA i can do them for ya..... if not......


1. Put car up on jackstands (level ground for safty)
2. remove the lower control arm bolts that hold the shocks inplace
3. remove the top two bolts that are found under the hood and in the rear trunk...
4. turn the stock shocks and they should slide right on out no problems
5. Compress aftermarket springs onto new shocks and slap them in and put bolts on and tightn up....

Very easy process... I've done it so many times, if i have all the parts there and ready i can do a complete spring/shock change over in about 20-25 minutes tops.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Do it once and youll say to yourself damn this is easy.....unless the bolts are seized