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05-15-2003, 07:32 PM
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by yourself?....2-3 hours..........with a buddy doing one side and you doing the other, an hour to 2 depending on little stuff like a bolt or nut giving you a problem and not wanting to come off or some shit like that..................
05-15-2003, 07:37 PM
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Just make sure you have some tape for the coilovers so you can tape the rings to the shocks. Should take 2 hours or so. Make sure you have a easy to us spring compressor too.
05-15-2003, 07:57 PM
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Originally posted by NoReverse95Teg
if you drive it up to york county for a couple of hours me and a friend will do it in 2 hours for a small fee
if you drive it up to york county for a couple of hours me and a friend will do it in 2 hours for a small fee
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you shouldnt really need the spring compressor. the stock springs are going to decompress, but your coilovers shouldnt have to be compress in order to go on. i was just offering because we just put new struts/shocks on my crx today and it was a breeze, and it would be the same deal for your civic. and he has air tools
05-15-2003, 08:06 PM
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Originally posted by NoReverse95Teg
you shouldnt really need the spring compressor. the stock springs are going to decompress, but your coilovers shouldnt have to be compress in order to go on. i was just offering because we just put new struts/shocks on my crx today and it was a breeze, and it would be the same deal for your civic. and he has air tools
you shouldnt really need the spring compressor. the stock springs are going to decompress, but your coilovers shouldnt have to be compress in order to go on. i was just offering because we just put new struts/shocks on my crx today and it was a breeze, and it would be the same deal for your civic. and he has air tools
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Originally posted by spooledex
Just make sure you have some tape for the coilovers so you can tape the rings to the shocks.
Just make sure you have some tape for the coilovers so you can tape the rings to the shocks.
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