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Originally Posted by ranger
pics
- back off the coil adjuster nuts
- take the coil over out as a unit
- remove the spring using whatever force is needed
- reverse procedure with new springs installed
- set new ride height
there are some pics in my thread from when i swapped my coils. not many, cause there jus isnt much to look at, and some people are too busy workin on their trucks to stop and take pics
#31
Originally Posted by gumby
seriously? WTF is there to take pics of?
there are some pics in my thread from when i swapped my coils. not many, cause there jus isnt much to look at, and some people are too busy workin on their trucks to stop and take pics
there are some pics in my thread from when i swapped my coils. not many, cause there jus isnt much to look at, and some people are too busy workin on their trucks to stop and take pics
#33
Originally Posted by gumby
- back off the coil adjuster nuts
- take the coil over out as a unit
- remove the spring using whatever force is needed
- reverse procedure with new springs installed. Lefty04LevelII note: install the new spring onto the coilover unit BEFORE attaching the strut spring compressor. Otherwise the shock will not fit into the coil with the spring compressor claws in place
- set new ride height
WD-40 the hell out of everything, ESPECIALLY the adjuster nuts on the coilover unit. You'll need:
13/16 socket and-or open/box ended wrench
7/8 socket and-or open/box ended wrench
3/4 socket for cranking stud on strut spring compressor
elbow grease
vocabulary containing 4 letter words when smacking knuckles on sharp suspension components
And yes, I know it's dirty. NM is a VERY dusty state and I work a fulltime, salaried job that keeps me from keeping everything shiney 24/7; among other things in my life.
#34
Originally Posted by RazorsEDGE
I wish I had some coilovers to crank on and get blisters.
#35
so did you take it for a drive????? you like it?
And yes, I know it's dirty. NM is a VERY dusty state and I work a fulltime, salaried job that keeps me from keeping everything shiney 24/7; among other things in my life.
oh come on, mine is clean most of the time and i have full time school and work :)
Originally Posted by Lefty04LevelII
And yes, I know it's dirty. NM is a VERY dusty state and I work a fulltime, salaried job that keeps me from keeping everything shiney 24/7; among other things in my life.
oh come on, mine is clean most of the time and i have full time school and work :)
#36
Originally Posted by Lefty04LevelII
Cruces is only about a 4 hour drive. I'll PM ya next time I work on the coilovers.
BTW, you have any info on the hardware from your twin shifter install. I need to get a dealership shopping list together for when everything arrives.
#38
Originally Posted by zabeard
so did you take it for a drive????? you like it?
Originally Posted by zabeard
oh come on, mine is clean most of the time and i have full time school and work :)
after
before...
#39
Originally Posted by gumby
i also cheated and ran the adjuster nuts down before i released the compressors from the new coils
how do you like the new rate?
how do you like the new rate?
I like the new rate so far.
BBIAB guys.......I have training for work at 7pm because new employees are not too bright at times.
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