ukraini9mofo

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Hey, so I started to do my suspension and stuff, now i am tryin to compress the stock spring thats installed but there is not enough room for the compressors to even tighten, as it budges into the body of the car at the top not allowing me to compress anymore.

Please help ppl


Thanks

ImmaSquashYou

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ummm...dude....i think what ur saying is that you're trying to compress the springs WHILE they're on your car??? if thats so, thats totally wrong and you haven't read enough. You're suppose to take the springs and struts off. You do so by unbolting the two on the bottom that connects to the hub and 3 on top to the top of your chassis. If you do have them off your car, get new spring compressors cause it should happen like that. I have no idea what you're talking about....

tavarish

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take ths struts OFF THE CAR, then compress them.

Why did you try to compress them while still installed?

ukraini9mofo

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sry guys my fault stupid post will update

Litowcas

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lol ))) never heard of anybody changing his springs while the struts are still on the car, keep us updated how it goes

ukraini9mofo

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got it done, took about 5 hours

JNCoRacer

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How do you have 120 post and not know this? Let me guess, Off Topic right?

1FSTMAX

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step away from the car n00b.. and let a professional work on the car..

talisman311

hahaha

MDeezy

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Wow . . . .

Shock_and_Awe

Speaking of Suspension Kits, I have a 1999 Nissan Maxima. Could someone recommend a kit that will give a superior ride without limiting performance?

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Shock

MDeezy

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illuminas and eibachs (arguably)

Fr33way™

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Any suspension conversation boils down to an argument in here.