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M6RKK

posted on 13th May 06 at 15:58

feww.. after six hours its done.... lowerd however had a few problems the camber was way out wheels going in diffrent ways and the coilovers scraping my tyres but after all that i now i need to save up for speedlines :( then get track rod ends done and take it to a garage to set up camber !


fragpot

posted on 13th May 06 at 14:27

make sure u apply some grease to the adjustment threads to keep help avoid corrosion. I know it looks ugly but its worth it.


fragpot

posted on 13th May 06 at 14:24

The top one, keep the spring plate on.


X 60RSA

posted on 13th May 06 at 14:16






Like you have it there as it is, straight on i'd assume?


Ry_B

posted on 13th May 06 at 13:20

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[Edited on 13-05-2006 by Rcb]


M6RKK

posted on 13th May 06 at 13:04





^^ that way ?





or that way :S


fragpot

posted on 13th May 06 at 12:43

get a spring compressor and compress the spring, take the nut off the top then fit topmount then put the nut back on, release tension from the spring compressors.

PS dont use mole grips to hold the piston on the back cos it will void your warranty.


M6RKK

posted on 13th May 06 at 12:38

kinda stuck here... putting the fk coilovers on the front and dont know how to put the top mont from the old suspension onto the Fk's any help would be appreciated !!


[Edited on 13-05-2006 by M6RKK]