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H&R lowering springs DIY?

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Old Dec 20, 2008 | 07:35 PM
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H&R lowering springs DIY?

Thinking of doing these myself. I know it's a pretty involved job.Have any of you done these yourself? Is so, any advice?
 

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Originally Posted by magoochi
Thinking of doing these myself. I know it's a pretty involved job.Have any of you done these yourself? Is so, any advice?
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Don't
Why?

Mine is just fine with springs.

BTW: With two of us it did not take to long.

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The rears are easy. The fronts are a lot of work compared to any other car I've done. The AWD is the issue, so you need to remove the front hubs. The factory installed the large spindle nut with a massive amount of torque...my home use 28 gallon compressor and impact wrench was not enough for the job. I ended up using a 20" long 1/2 drive socket wrench with a cheater bar, and broke two socket extenders in the process.
 
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