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Alex, someone mentioning running a bike exhaust on an S:
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Originally Posted by Kermdaddy,Sep 29 2009, 10:30 AM
Little tip for coilovers.
When you are trying to get the bottom bolt in, have someone pull up with a pry bar/screw driver and insert a small phillips head screw driver in the hole and use it to line up the bolt holes. Then you can get a good grip on the lever arm and screw the bolt in. Figured this out the hard way many skinned knuckles later.
When you are trying to get the bottom bolt in, have someone pull up with a pry bar/screw driver and insert a small phillips head screw driver in the hole and use it to line up the bolt holes. Then you can get a good grip on the lever arm and screw the bolt in. Figured this out the hard way many skinned knuckles later.
I just use my jack. Never had a problem with the lower bolts(any of my cars).
Now, its fun if you just have one side of the car jacked up, as the sway bar is being twisted.
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Originally Posted by s2kAtTracks,Sep 29 2009, 12:45 PM
thanks.
I just use my jack. Never had a problem with the lower bolts(any of my cars).
Now, its fun if you just have one side of the car jacked up, as the sway bar is being twisted.
I just use my jack. Never had a problem with the lower bolts(any of my cars).
Now, its fun if you just have one side of the car jacked up, as the sway bar is being twisted.
