ninobrn99
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- Joined
- April 30, 2009
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- City, State
- Houston, TX
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 04 XLS
It wasn't really all that bad. The best thing I will suggest is to do it with power tools, or have a shop swap the springs. They were the worst part of the install!!! And we did it by hand. Started at 9am and ended at about 9pm. They went in and came out super easy, but the springs just sucked.
The ride quality is so much better though. I went with Moog endlinks (I couldnt get it to seat correctly and didn't have enough thread at the end, so I just used the original bolt and top bushing with the nut preinstalled. Not the best way to go, but it was the last thing to do and my hands were done!
Didn't take any pictures because it would've been far too time consuming. The install can be done with two people, but be patient and take heed to my suggestions! That or use the quick-struts (because the springs are already there )
Nino
The ride quality is so much better though. I went with Moog endlinks (I couldnt get it to seat correctly and didn't have enough thread at the end, so I just used the original bolt and top bushing with the nut preinstalled. Not the best way to go, but it was the last thing to do and my hands were done!
Didn't take any pictures because it would've been far too time consuming. The install can be done with two people, but be patient and take heed to my suggestions! That or use the quick-struts (because the springs are already there )
Nino