How much of a job... Spring swop on 02WRX
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Is this a DIY job, never done it beofre.
Do you ideally need air ratchets to do it, obviously would need to buy spring compressors but anything else?
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Originally Posted by cookstar
Is this a DIY job, never done it beofre.
Do you ideally need air ratchets to do it, obviously would need to buy spring compressors but anything else?
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I have replaced road springs on several cars (not scoobs) and no you dont need air ratchets. As long as you have a little bit of patience, the know how and a selection of correct sized spanners/allen keys etc you should be ok. Oh, and dont forget the wheel aignment afterwards.
(ive not got the ***** to do mine though)
(ive not got the ***** to do mine though)
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I put full Tein suspension on my Sti bugeye. Fronts are easy, rears require the removal of the whole back seat lower part first then back piece to gain access to the top bolts. If possible spray all strut lower bolts with WD40 night before, be VERY careful not to get it on the brakes best to take wheels off. Once all re-fitted and fully bolted a full 4 wheel alignment will need doing as two of the bolts on the front adjust the camber angle. Hope this gives you a idea of what is needed any other questions feel free to ask. Steve PS where abouts are you?
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