Just installed my tokico struts and tein springs.
#1
Just installed my tokico struts and tein springs.
Well I finally installed my struts and springs. It wasn't hard to do at all except the part were the stock front strut flew apart and nailed my knee cap! Use a spring compresser if you need to take apart the old shocks (if possable). Any ways I thought I would post some pics,
http://www3.telus.net/public/ask52/t...on%20floor.JPG
http://www3.telus.net/public/ask52/P1010015.JPG
http://www3.telus.net/public/ask52/P1010018.JPG
I didn't buy new rubber boots for the back, I just cut out the rubber dampner so it would bottom out.
http://www3.telus.net/public/ask52/t...on%20floor.JPG
http://www3.telus.net/public/ask52/P1010015.JPG
http://www3.telus.net/public/ask52/P1010018.JPG
I didn't buy new rubber boots for the back, I just cut out the rubber dampner so it would bottom out.
#3
Thanks I'm going to work on the car this weekend and will post pics of the diff cover i'm doing up for the jdm lsd I just bought (I was hoping it would be here today but it looks like it may be monday now).
#7
i ve heard some worse stories about not using a spring compressor haha you got lucky it was only ur knee... when i did mine... i had spring compressor and i was still scared because i wasnt sure if i was using it right or wrong....
#10
ummmm well do you like it?
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