Noob Shock/Spring ?'s
Noob Shock/Spring ?'s I tried searching but didn't find definative answers to what I'm looking for.
1. When you get new shocks should you get new springs also?
2. Do you have to take off springs to change the shocks? (I seen some install page and the springs aren't by the shocks, but I thought on my the shocks are inside the spring or am I thinking wrong. I haven't looked at them for awhile and I'm not sure or not if that's how they are)
Thanks for any help.
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1. When you get new shocks should you get new springs also?
2. Do you have to take off springs to change the shocks? (I seen some install page and the springs aren't by the shocks, but I thought on my the shocks are inside the spring or am I thinking wrong. I haven't looked at them for awhile and I'm not sure or not if that's how they are)
Thanks for any help.
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I tried searching but didn't find definative answers to what I'm looking for.
1. When you get new shocks should you get new springs also?
2. Do you have to take off springs to change the shocks? (I seen some install page and the springs aren't by the shocks, but I thought on my the shocks are inside the spring or am I thinking wrong. I haven't looked at them for awhile and I'm not sure or not if that's how they are)
Thanks for any help.
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1. When you get new shocks should you get new springs also?
2. Do you have to take off springs to change the shocks? (I seen some install page and the springs aren't by the shocks, but I thought on my the shocks are inside the spring or am I thinking wrong. I haven't looked at them for awhile and I'm not sure or not if that's how they are)
Thanks for any help.
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No, you dont have to buy new springs when your change shocks. For the front of the vehicle the springs need to come off to change shocks. For the rear of the vehicle, shocks and springs are seperate, so the springs do not need to be pulled when changing shocks.
Last edited by Greekey; Feb 20, 2009 at 12:34 AM.
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