A good quality spring compressor is a must. The cheapy Harbor Freight ones I used were a PITA. They probably doubled the time it took to install my spacers versus had I used a quality compressor. Not to mention I didn't feel very safe while using them, I was sure they were going to break and turn the spring into a projectile. Definitley a "one time use only" tool.Yeah a full day or weekend would suffice. Make certain you have a hell of a spring compressor as the are a PIA.
Aaron
Look forward to seeing it. :truck:so i took the advise . . . called steve @ sonoran steel and decided to go with the 1.2 system. I am pretty stoked. Ill post some pics when I'm done with the install.
A good quality spring compressor is a must. The cheapy Harbor Freight ones I used were a PITA. They probably doubled the time it took to install my spacers versus had I used a quality compressor. Not to mention I didn't feel very safe while using them, I was sure they were going to break and turn the spring into a projectile. Definitley a "one time use only" tool.
A good quality spring compressor is a must. The cheapy Harbor Freight ones I used were a PITA. They probably doubled the time it took to install my spacers versus had I used a quality compressor. Not to mention I didn't feel very safe while using them, I was sure they were going to break and turn the spring into a projectile. Definitley a "one time use only" tool.