Rear SLP Bilsteins/Heater Hose mod done
06-09-2009, 10:16 PM
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Rear SLP Bilsteins/Heater Hose mod done I had nothing to do today so i figured id knock these mods out. Total time with an oil change, lunch and going to Kragen to buy a missing socket was just under 4 hours. This was my first shock install btw
Before Heater Hose:
After:
Bilsteins:
Before Heater Hose:
After:
Bilsteins:
06-09-2009, 11:41 PM
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Bro, get some new end links for your sway bars. I can see in your last 2 pics you still have the stock ones on, and they look chewed up, especially the last pic. See the gap between the swaybar and bushing, yeah, its toast! Its $20 for a set, its the cheapest best thing to do to help with the handling and takes an hour to do the front and rear.
The drop looks good and the spoiler goes good too.
The drop looks good and the spoiler goes good too.
06-09-2009, 11:46 PM
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Bro, get some new end links for your sway bars. I can see in your last 2 pics you still have the stock ones on, and they look chewed up, especially the last pic. See the gap between the swaybar and bushing, yeah, its toast! Its $20 for a set, its the cheapest best thing to do to help with the handling and takes an hour to do the front and rear.
The drop looks good and the spoiler goes good too.
The drop looks good and the spoiler goes good too.
nice car man 
06-11-2009, 02:28 AM
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it didnt occur to me to snap pics during install especially since i just made a writeup of how to do this. but the hose i used was 1/2 inch Goodyear hose from kragen. i sprayed the top of the spring and the inside of the hose with Fluid film (WD 40 works as well) and slid it on
