opened box of ford b springs this morning

chefster

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only gift i wanted

 

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you'll like those a lot. I have those on the vert and they look and handle mint.

 

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how do i put them on

 

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Front: unbolt caliper, sway bar, and strut(from tower). Pull LCA down and pop out spring. Put new spring in, bolt everything back up.
Back: Unbolt shocks and quad shocks. Kick the spring out. Replace and bolt everything back up.

Estimated time: 1 hour 30 minutes MAX.

 

chefster

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so i don't need a spring compressor

 

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no u dont just pry em out if you have to, be careful

 

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its very easy go to mustangworld.com those directions are real easy to follow

 

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dam i can't wait to get started,but its like below zero outside

 

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You need:
1-beer
2- a floor jack
3-beer
4-a midget
5-beer

I love mine, i got em on a 94 GT coupe.

 

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cmozez said:

You need:
1-beer
2- a floor jack
3-beer
4-a midget
5-beer

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why a midget?

i don't know about hour and half, but not long. if you've never done it before, it will take you longer.

JUST BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU TAKE THE OLD SPRINGS OUT! you don't want that thing slipping loose while its still compressed. there goes your fender and anything else in its way.

 

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Congrats on your gift and install and enjoy
your new FRPP "B" Springs!

 

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i got me some B springs- or... was it C springs?.... what i do remember was that it ttok me a while playing with the spring compressors up front

the first front and the first back took a little to figure out how to take out...

but once i got it down, the opposite side took like 30 mins


i got b4 and afters in the SIG they do take a few days to settle

 

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it was cold up inthe barn,but the back springs are on,ya the beer helped,ah the simple life

 

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Rains said:

i got me some B springs- or... was it C springs?.... what i do remember was that it ttok me a while playing with the spring compressors up front

the first front and the first back took a little to figure out how to take out...

but once i got it down, the opposite side took like 30 mins


i got b4 and afters in the SIG they do take a few days to settle

Click to expand...

i think those are C springs, they look a lil low to be B springs

 

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B's for sure- on stock suspension