is installing springs difficult
i have sportlines and i want to put them on my gsr...can anyone tell me if this is very difficult or worth 80 bucks for a shop to do it...also what tools would i need if i did it myself...and if you could tell me how to do it that would be great too...is there anyone in the bay area willing to help me out??thanks
If you don't feel confident, don't do it. Honestly, it's a 3 hour job if it's your first time, but it's easy as long as you take your time, rent a spring compressor, and have basic nuts and bolts knowledge.
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He will need one to get the hardware off of his old shocks to use with the new spring\shock. (top mount, bump stop, washer, dust cover (optional))
He will need one to get the hardware off of his old shocks to use with the new spring\shock. (top mount, bump stop, washer, dust cover (optional))
This is his first spring install... not the wisest decision
I don't use a spring compressor... i just shoot all the contents into a box. But that's pro material
I don't use a spring compressor... i just shoot all the contents into a box. But that's pro material
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