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^ you're buggin....
sorry for the lack of updates. i havent had a day off and its rained here/threatened to rain for the whole week. im itching to get these coilovers installed. its just gonna take forever since im doin it by myself.
sorry for the lack of updates. i havent had a day off and its rained here/threatened to rain for the whole week. im itching to get these coilovers installed. its just gonna take forever since im doin it by myself.
Coilovers are actually pretty quick and easy to change...assuming you don't have rusted nuts and bolts. PB Blaster is your friend in such circumstances!!! The rears might pose a problem, but you should be able to knock out the fronts without assistance. Ask a neighbor, friend, or a relative to give you a hand while you complete the rears.
TIP: One thing I learned on my 350Z was, if the nut or bolt is a 6 point, use a 6 point socket or wrench as the 12 point will have the tendency to round out the nut or bolt.
TIP: One thing I learned on my 350Z was, if the nut or bolt is a 6 point, use a 6 point socket or wrench as the 12 point will have the tendency to round out the nut or bolt.
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Coilovers are actually pretty quick and easy to change...assuming you don't have rusted nuts and bolts. PB Blaster is your friend in such circumstances!!! The rears might pose a problem, but you should be able to knock out the fronts without assistance. Ask a neighbor, friend, or a relative to give you a hand while you complete the rears.
TIP: One thing I learned on my 350Z was, if the nut or bolt is a 6 point, use a 6 point socket or wrench as the 12 point will have the tendency to round out the nut or bolt.
TIP: One thing I learned on my 350Z was, if the nut or bolt is a 6 point, use a 6 point socket or wrench as the 12 point will have the tendency to round out the nut or bolt.
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also, the rear has more camber than the front...what is a camber kit? and i need to replace the bearing in the rear. which bearings or hub do i want to replace it with if i have factory 5 lug...so many kits for 4lug to 5lug conversion. idk if thats what i need to get tho. im also not trying to spend 300 bones from nissan for a hub/bearing. it is growling way more due to the coilovers being on there
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