Tein springs

[j-tech]

Im going to buy a tein spring set for my MSP but i cant find somebody who can install it , i know how to instal it but if anyone can give me some tips to do it easier without problems i will apreciate that.

 

[ForceFed]

Do it yourself and save some money...
Its not real complicated if you have some basic tools and some mechanical know-how.

The only thing you will need to get is a Rental Strut Spring compressor from your localAuto parts store and make sure you get an alignment after doing the drop.

Its really not hard at all.
I bet getting the Endlinks off will be the hardest parts of the job.

 

[j-tech]

Do it yourself and save some money...
Its not real complicated if you have some basic tools and some mechanical know-how.

The only thing you will need to get is a Rental Strut Spring compressor from your localAuto parts store and make sure you get an alignment after doing the drop.

Its really not hard at all.
I bet getting the Endlinks off will be the hardest parts of the job.

Thanks bro i will do it that....

 

[Sveivo]

Yes, everyone says it's easy, but if you're not proficient at putting your car up on jackstands and don't have the best set of tools, it is likely to be a difficult job.

Conceptually it's easy, yes. But once you get out there with a breaker bar and try to undo some of the bolts, you'll realize that it's quite a bit of work.

Like when I did my springs, it took me a while to figure out good jackstand positions and stuff like that, before I could even begin installing.

If it's your first time doing this kind of work on a car... it's not easy.

 

[ForceFed]

Wow..If you had trouble with the jackstands...Yeah..you should have stopped there.


Its definately not for those with "minimal" Mechanical know-how....and not knowing where to position jackstands...qualifies you in that category.

Sorry man.

 

[Sveivo]

Wow..If you had trouble with the jackstands...Yeah..you should have stopped there.


Its definately not for those with "minimal" Mechanical know-how....and not knowing where to position jackstands...qualifies you in that category.

Sorry man.

Yeah, that was exactly my point. I'm not a mechanic. Neither is this guy.

BTW, what I said about the jackstands was only an "example" of stuff people take for granted...