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Old 08-06-08 | 08:39 PM
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I need to take off one of my coil overs to replace the spring seat ( the rubber thingy). Do I need to compress the spring to take the coilover off my car? Thanks
Old 08-06-08 | 10:13 PM
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No. Just adjust the spring all the way down if your concerned about it.
Old 08-06-08 | 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by phillygs3
I need to take off one of my coil overs to replace the spring seat ( the rubber thingy). Do I need to compress the spring to take the coilover off my car? Thanks
If your springs are loaded when the car is lifted, than you are not riding low enough
Old 08-07-08 | 12:16 AM
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Originally Posted by GS FONZy
If your springs are loaded when the car is lifted, than you are not riding low enough
true dat!


no really..... run the set rings all the down like dRo15 stated and you'll be fine
Old 08-07-08 | 01:31 AM
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you dont need to compress it to get it out. the whole unit comes out. check out the removal link thing you posted for me to take it out.
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