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post Dec 6, 2007 - 10:32 PM
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Ok, so I have been wanting to change my suspension ever since I got my car and the time is finally coming. I just purchased and received some KYB GR-2's and my teins are in the mail. I just had a couple of questions on what is needed for the install.

1.) Can I use the orignal stock mounts that are at the top of the strut? (I'm refering to the piece that holds the spring on from the top end)

2.) I noticed that someone else recently did an install of the same set up and he used what appeared to be a rubber piece on the strut. Right where the spring would sit on the strut (bottom of strut), are these necessary?

3.) How hard are these bolts going to be to get off?

4.) Is there a certain way you need to place the spring onto the strut? Or can you just slap it on there?


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post Dec 13, 2007 - 2:32 PM
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You dont need insulator new, nor strut bumper... there is instructions on how to cut your existing bumper, as well if your insulator isnt badly worn itll wwork again in the new setup.
post Dec 13, 2007 - 5:48 PM
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QUOTE(94celigts @ Dec 13, 2007 - 2:32 PM) [snapback]622489[/snapback]

You dont need insulator new, nor strut bumper... there is instructions on how to cut your existing bumper, as well if your insulator isnt badly worn itll wwork again in the new setup.

you don't, but you already spent 450 bucks on parts whats 20 more, which will make sure your crap lasts longer...

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