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installing shocks?


whiteracer
08-18-2003, 06:38 PM
I'm in a desperate need to get some new shocks and i was almost convinced on getting the koni yellows. when i bought the car it already had lowering springs (Neuspeed Sport) but the guy never bothered to upgrade the shocks. Buying these shocks at a local shop isn't a problem, but i was wondering if installing them myself would be? I'm not a total idiot, i can change my brakes and exhaust system and stuff like that which is a simple remove and replace, but are shocks any harder or should i just pay the extra and get them installed there?

94civic
08-18-2003, 07:42 PM
i'm pretty sure you can do it yourself. just go at it and you'll figure it out.

BullShifter
08-19-2003, 02:46 AM
Shocks are easy to change if you have access to a good spring compressor, not some junk where you use a couple clamps. Atleast I wouldnt use that kind.

Get yourself a repair manual www.helminc.com

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