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Old 12-16-2003, 09:17 AM
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jschmid
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Nope, just follow those instructions. The front is a bit tighter than the rear when wiggling out the spring/shock combo, you may have to loosen something else like a control arm, but no drivetrain stuff. After you get that shock/spring combo unbolted, you'll need to push down on the brake rotor or wheel studs to open up enough room to pull the shock/spring assembly out from the car. Helps to have another set of hands.

Good luck, hit me back if you have other questions.

PooBoi: I can't picture exactly what you mean, but I guess as long as it's structurally sound in there, you should be okay. :dunno: