reinstalling stock springs, held needed
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RE: reinstalling stock springs, held needed
okay, well I tried for a few more minutes, and I got the bolt on the fork broken loose, so I think I can get it off that way... thanks for all your help guys.
*edit: yeah, I got that strut back on the car... just one more to go thanks again
*edit: yeah, I got that strut back on the car... just one more to go
thanks again
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RE: reinstalling stock springs, held needed
ORIGINAL: mxs
FYI the rear stuff seizes up much easier than the front. I broke 4 bolts on the back of my Civic and nothing on the front.
FYI the rear stuff seizes up much easier than the front. I broke 4 bolts on the back of my Civic and nothing on the front.
I HOPE YOUR RIGHT.... cause in a few days im going to try and remove my upper control arms......
only downfall about new adjustable arms is they dont come with the mounting hardware and i dont want to have to buy a new control arm just for the mounting hardware 
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RE: reinstalling stock springs, held needed
ya i HOPE HE IS RIGHT...... i dont want to spend another 80bucks for a new balljoint assemble that i only need the mounting hardware from....LOL
i wonder if i can sell the new balljoints and arms.LOL
i wonder if i can sell the new balljoints and arms.LOL
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RE: reinstalling stock springs, held needed
ORIGINAL: addiction2bass
ya i HOPE HE IS RIGHT...... i dont want to spend another 80bucks for a new balljoint assemble that i only need the mounting hardware from....LOL
i wonder if i can sell the new balljoints and arms.LOL
ya i HOPE HE IS RIGHT...... i dont want to spend another 80bucks for a new balljoint assemble that i only need the mounting hardware from....LOL
i wonder if i can sell the new balljoints and arms.LOL
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RE: reinstalling stock springs, held needed
well the 94 does have 209K miles on it.LOL i should start a poll on seized bushings to find out HOW MANY people truly have problems with thiers and how many people havent had the dreaded seized bolt/bushings!
im guessing it would be 98% seized problems.LOL
im tired of cutting these dam seized bolt/bushings out!!!!!!!
im guessing it would be 98% seized problems.LOL
im tired of cutting these dam seized bolt/bushings out!!!!!!!
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RE: reinstalling stock springs, held needed
First of all, I'm not a "he" and I hope that was a typo [8D]
Salt and grime and crap get kicked up by the front wheels and sprayed onto the rear suspension. It doesn't get sprayed onto the front.
Salt and grime and crap get kicked up by the front wheels and sprayed onto the rear suspension. It doesn't get sprayed onto the front.
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RE: reinstalling stock springs, held needed
MY BAD 
well the DOUCH that had the car before had the inner linings out so thiers all kinda of crap up in thier......
i realy hope its not seized BUT seeing how everything SO FAR has had problems..... i wont be suprised
this cars goal is to nickel and dime me to death and its doing a DAM GOOD JOB!!!!!!!
anothe rweek of geting paid and left with under 15bucks in my bank account and a empty wallet
well the DOUCH that had the car before had the inner linings out so thiers all kinda of crap up in thier......
i realy hope its not seized BUT seeing how everything SO FAR has had problems..... i wont be suprised
this cars goal is to nickel and dime me to death and its doing a DAM GOOD JOB!!!!!!!
anothe rweek of geting paid and left with under 15bucks in my bank account and a empty wallet
