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installing eibach prokit springs

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Adams91LX said:
I had some friends come stand/sit on the k-member... that's what I did... it's a pain without the weight... also, the electrical tape on the iso's help.

Patience... just take your time and be smart. Coil springs are obviously able to produce a lot of tension and force if things go wrong.
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i will be doing this in about half hour with about 4 friends here is where i am right now




 

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the second pic you can see with the maximum motorsports caster camber plates the end of the shaft is sitting flush.
 

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Mine is only two inches though.
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Ok everyone search duct ties you understand that no lady hyped on meth will be able to break these ... and I don't use one I used about several
 

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well it took me about an hour to do both sides but they're in had a friend help me out.what a pain that was without the weight of a motor scratched the heck out of my springs though.
 

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well after we were done i realized that my friend didn't have the springs in the correct spot between the holes.i was jacking them up while he used a prybar to hold them in place.frustrated i decided to go with the maximum motorsports part that holds the spring in place .i looked on the website and i couldn't see spending 22 dollars on something that i felt i could make .i also was very impatient and wanted to get this thing back on all fours.this is very dangerous and by all means i recommend buying this tool from them because it does make the job much easier and safer.i made my own but alittle different i welded a bolt and used a pulley on the bottom to hold it in place underneath the control arm.it worked like a charm here is a pic of what i did you might be a redneck if lol again i don't condone anyone doing this at home please buy the tool from maximum motorsports



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