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Old 03-09-2008, 06:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How NOT to Install UCA's and Coilovers!

I can't figure out this picture posting process on this site! Here's my post on The New X site:
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Old 03-09-2008, 06:51 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: How NOT to Install UCA's and Coilovers!

urrg, definitly not we had take mine apart to do this per instructions but in future posts you will learn an easier way learned.. be watching for it..
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Old 03-10-2008, 02:02 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: How NOT to Install UCA's and Coilovers!

Yeah I def know now what to do, more importantly what NOT to. We're gonna pick back up tomorrow w/ reinstalling the passenger UCA then on to the driver's side.
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Re: How NOT to Install UCA's and Coilovers!

JAJAJAJAJA, that reminded me on how i did mine, i spent like 6 or 7 hours to do mine (by my self), it was like spending one day at the gym...
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JAJAJAJAJA, that reminded me on how i did mine, i spent like 6 or 7 hours to do mine (by my self), it was like spending one day at the gym...
OMG yes! My thighs are so sore from all that squatting! Def bringing a stool tomorrow or something.
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Re: How NOT to Install UCA's and Coilovers!

Yea spent 9 hours on my front coil overs ONLY, not even on the UCA!!! Those cotter pins are a PITA and also the bolt that the crown nut is on (tie rod?) I couldnt get that effer loose!!!
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I hear ya, man. The tie-rod cotter pins took forever to get out, then we learned the hard, long way that the coilovers needed to go in first. So after undoing the spindle again we finished that up. Looking forward to tomorrow to finish this mofo! After/finished work pics to come...
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Re: How NOT to Install UCA's and Coilovers!

Ha! You sound like me, always making things harder than they need to be! I usually forget or put something in backwards, and have to tear it all down to fix it... But I only do it once!
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Re: How NOT to Install UCA's and Coilovers!

I'm off to try attempt #2...wish me luck!!!
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Install is done! Here's my post over on The New X:
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