Where do you cats get your suspension done?
05-03-2008 | 11:31 AM
#22
Originally Posted by SlowZster
I am able to do the fronts easily now...haven't done the rears before, but I heard it is easier than the front.
05-03-2008 | 02:12 PM
#23
Originally Posted by sno
Once I had the Z on jack stands with the wheels off, I was able to do both rears in 30 minutes. The fronts are the most time consuming because you have to unbolt the A-arm and push it down in order to get the strut assembly out.
we had it down to only about 10-15mins per side.
05-03-2008 | 03:57 PM
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I do most of my stuff on Base (civilian with limited benefits-CBP); Ft. Bucha-
nan, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Personnel there are knowledgeable, friendly, and not greedy (one must always treat them, to keep 'em friendly!). Tools, hy-
draulic lifts, used oil disposal units...Everything's there, guys! They will even
provide transportation to the nearest PepBoys, Autozone or any other auto parts store, FOR FREE, should you need parts! You just tip 'em nicely. Can't beat that deal!
nan, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Personnel there are knowledgeable, friendly, and not greedy (one must always treat them, to keep 'em friendly!). Tools, hy-
draulic lifts, used oil disposal units...Everything's there, guys! They will even
provide transportation to the nearest PepBoys, Autozone or any other auto parts store, FOR FREE, should you need parts! You just tip 'em nicely. Can't beat that deal!
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