Anyone install figs front lower rear mount #2???
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Hey just got the figs front lower rear mount to help with the toe issues and sloppiness in the oem bushing. Has anyone on here done the install themselves? If so how difficult is it? I have all tools necessary but just want input on whether it's a pain or hassle to install or if it's somewhat easy. Just debating on whether to pay for install or just diy
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Did you get just the bushings or the bushings installed in brackets? That makes a pretty significant difference on the difficulty of the install.
Installing the brackets is a straightforward nuts and bolts affair. Pressing the old bushings out and the FIGS bushings into your brackets is another story.
Installing the brackets is a straightforward nuts and bolts affair. Pressing the old bushings out and the FIGS bushings into your brackets is another story.
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Took about two hours to install mine on a Saturday morning taking my time. I needed a pry bar and a second person to pry the LCA down to slide the old bushings off and put the new ones on but other than that it was easy. They handling is different as the understeer in reduced but the car doesn't ride any rougher than before (I have f-sport springs and shocks).
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Took about two hours to install mine on a Saturday morning taking my time. I needed a pry bar and a second person to pry the LCA down to slide the old bushings off and put the new ones on but other than that it was easy. They handling is different as the understeer in reduced but the car doesn't ride any rougher than before (I have f-sport springs and shocks).
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Sorry for the late reply; correct I just left the arm on the car and pried it down far enough to slide the old ones off and the new ones on.
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Correct. I used the spare tire wrench to pry with and it will do, but I also had to have someone else slide the old bracket out and the new bracket in while I was prying. A larger pry bar might make it easier to do by yourself.
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