Do I need a spring compressor to remove isolators??
Do I need a spring compressor to remove isolators?? I'm thinking about removing the isolators off the back of my car tomorrow to lower it just a little. All stock suspension obviously.. I'm going to be doing it by myself, and i'm somewhat of a noob, but with the direcitons in that write up, I think I can figure it out. Once I pop the spring out, Do I need a compressor to get it back in there or is it easy??
I had these made. Actual oem isolators designed for the camaro. Sold quite a few pairs and nothing but positive comments so far. Better than metal to metal contact without an isolator.
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Unbolt the shocks, sway bar endlinks, then drop the rearend and they should come out fairly easy. You are going to do the hose mod I'm assuming? Metal to metal contact there will be noisy...
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Verdad Gallardo Ok thanks man. I get the idea of what the hose is there for so i'll just kinda use common sense. I'm gona take a bunch of pictures to add, the few threads and sticky's ive seen, a TON of people ask for detailed pics.. So i'll snap them as I go.
