Eibach kit installed!
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Eibach kit installed!
http://users.pullman.com/jsjensen/iotus/rx7/06-18-2003/
Still have to get the new engine in there and drive it around a bit to make them settle in.
The front springs are DAM CLOSE to rubbing the tires, and i think that any seriuos bump would make them touch. Something tow orry about? The current tires are 205's, and i'm thinking the next ones will be 195's just for more insurance.
~Geoff
Still have to get the new engine in there and drive it around a bit to make them settle in.
The front springs are DAM CLOSE to rubbing the tires, and i think that any seriuos bump would make them touch. Something tow orry about? The current tires are 205's, and i'm thinking the next ones will be 195's just for more insurance.
~Geoff
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hallow, click on the link of his first post and go to pic #1, that gives a great side shot. Man that looks slick as hell. Are they all teh way settled, if not then, like i said on AIM, they would REALLY look bad *** with lowering them another .5 maybe.
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i put the rears in myself. for the fronts I took the struts down to the shsop adn they have a sspecial tool for removing the top nut. They did it for $31.
then i installed the front struts again.
~Geoff
then i installed the front struts again.
~Geoff
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no they have a device that grabs the center part of the threaded bolt, and then there is the socket that goes over than and grabs onto the bolt and unscrews it.
It as a fairly large device, that you cannot buy anywhere that i know of.
It as a fairly large device, that you cannot buy anywhere that i know of.
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like any of these? id think the last one
http://www.lislecorp.com/tools/catalog/suspens/sus1.htm
http://www.lislecorp.com/tools/catalog/suspens/sus1.htm
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No it was a large contraption bolted to the wall, the way our upper perches are designed they make it impossible to have 2 wrechnes on there because the nut is down too far.
This contraption was about 2 ft wide, a ft deep,and 3ft tall
This contraption was about 2 ft wide, a ft deep,and 3ft tall
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