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Spring removal. - Jonny81191 - 14-11-2013

Before I say any more:

I WON'T BE DRIVING ANYWHERE!!!

But just to double check, there's no reason I can't take the springs off the shocks then put them back on the car is there? It'd just be until I get my coilovers and the car won't be driven at all.

Cheers guise x


RE: Spring removal. - underground375 - 14-11-2013

You want be able to but the top mounts back on i wouldn't of thought as these rest on the springs? How about getting a couple of jake stands for now Big Grin


RE: Spring removal. - Toms306 - 14-11-2013

I agree with the axle stands tbh, don't think the shocks would appreciate the weight of the front end resting on them alone.

You should theoretically be able to do it though, afterall people snap springs all the time with so many potholes lol.


RE: Spring removal. - Jonny81191 - 14-11-2013

The shocks are scrap, 2 year old Bilstein B4's leaking like the proverbial sieve..

So I'm not worried for them, I just want the ability to move it back into the corner right up against a wall, if it's on stands it'll have to sit further out and be in the way.


RE: Spring removal. - Grant - 14-11-2013

Then weld up some dolleys with some cast rollers on?

Easy and cheap Smile


RE: Spring removal. - Jonny81191 - 14-11-2013

That's a bloody good shout actually grant, could be useful with the track car as well. .


RE: Spring removal. - puglove - 14-11-2013

No reason you cant do this. Epic lows!!!