Update us george
i was wondering how you like the mugen suspension work you did...jus lookin for an update...b/c the money is rollin in and im lookin to do some suspension work
george, when you have a chance can you please elaborate on "dropping the splines out of the hub". i ordered this suspension thinking it will be a basic swap out. thanks.
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... if you stand on the hub like you would on a B-motor'd car, you run the risk of pushing so hard that you pull the shaft too far out...</TD></TR></TABLE>
When I changed the springs on my EP, I found that disconnecting the sway bar end-links and rotating the bar slightly down allowed the hub (from whichever side I was changing springs on) to easily move down with hand pressure. It's an extra step, but probably a lot less trouble than matching up the axle splines again.
... if you stand on the hub like you would on a B-motor'd car, you run the risk of pushing so hard that you pull the shaft too far out...</TD></TR></TABLE>
When I changed the springs on my EP, I found that disconnecting the sway bar end-links and rotating the bar slightly down allowed the hub (from whichever side I was changing springs on) to easily move down with hand pressure. It's an extra step, but probably a lot less trouble than matching up the axle splines again.
thanks for the replies. since i haven't played with any type of suspensions in a while i'll have my honda-mechanic friend come over just in case i need his help. i'll understand what you guys are talking about once i start working on it.
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