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Thread: Changing my Front springs...NEED HELP

  1. #11
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    I did IT....

    Thanks for the help Scouse

    I managed to undo the lower nut while turning thr tube with a large pair of multi grips, then pulled the turret out with shock attached after moving the air con and maxxi air compressor


    I would never ever want to do it again

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    Hope you put in brandspankers and not second hand springs else you might be doing it sooner than expected.

    So how big did you go?

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    just 2 inches

    brand new Ironman springs, I was gonna change the shocks but my current bilsteins are harder and have longer travel then the new ones I have as spares

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    Wheel wise are they 15's or 16's you have on the car?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Dude View Post
    I did IT....

    Thanks for the help Scouse
    Nobody else rates a mention?!?

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    sorry about the belated thanks yous.....THANK YOU GUYS, I did try everyones ideas out, just the only one thatw orked was Scouse's


    I was pming Scouse on and off all day about this, so he gets a special mention

    maybe Im a rude ***** too

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    To undo the bottom one, just stick a large pair of multigrips or mole grips through the spring coils, and grab the shock where it is thin,ie between the bottom of the shock and the upper bush. Then turn the nut until the grips jam on something, preferably not brake lines.
    Upper one agree WD40 for several hours/days. There is a spanner flat on the top of most shocks. Use it rather than grip the thread as you will make it hard for yourself.
    Regards Philip A

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Dude View Post
    Thanks for the help Scouse
    No problem Andrew, glad to help.

    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    Nobody else rates a mention?!?
    I think everyone else was just getting their post count up .

    Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by dobbo View Post
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