Putting Springs on my self???????????
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I installed my Tokicos and Eibachs on a Saturday by myself and saved a bundle. Not only that, but I know that everything was done correctly and not half-assed. If you do it yourself, make sure you replace your strut bearings, rubber insulators, and dust boots. The cheapest source is Courtesy Nissan. Also, you'll need a BIG monkey wrench and a vise to take apart the rear strut assembly. Let me know if you need help.
-Jeremy
-Jeremy
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Re: parts
You may wanna rent a spring compressor, and don't let those springs get away.
Originally posted by Jon Little
Will a local parts store, like Auto Zone, have what i need to replace? How much will all that run me? Do i have/need to do it?
Will a local parts store, like Auto Zone, have what i need to replace? How much will all that run me? Do i have/need to do it?
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