Which coil spring compressor?
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Which coil spring compressor?
Hi,
Please tell me what kind of spring comressor I should use
for the front coil springs. I have an 1984 Firebird Trans Am.
I am beginner, I never lowered a car until now.
I have a compressor but I had to make it shorter because it was
too long. And the problem is now that there is not enough space
around the spring to place this compressor. I can only place
one compressor on the side near to the brake disc. But on the other side
(near to engine) I can not place any compressor. Or the compressor
should be put inside the spring through the hole in the control arm?
I could not compress the spring with this one compressor placed outside, the spring still pressed the control arm very much.
Please tell me which compressor I should use and please send me
pictures about how it looks and if it is necessary please explain me
how I should use it. Thank you very much.
Regards,
Laszlo
Please tell me what kind of spring comressor I should use
for the front coil springs. I have an 1984 Firebird Trans Am.
I am beginner, I never lowered a car until now.
I have a compressor but I had to make it shorter because it was
too long. And the problem is now that there is not enough space
around the spring to place this compressor. I can only place
one compressor on the side near to the brake disc. But on the other side
(near to engine) I can not place any compressor. Or the compressor
should be put inside the spring through the hole in the control arm?
I could not compress the spring with this one compressor placed outside, the spring still pressed the control arm very much.
Please tell me which compressor I should use and please send me
pictures about how it looks and if it is necessary please explain me
how I should use it. Thank you very much.
Regards,
Laszlo
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From: Dodge City, KS/Buffalo, OK
Car: 1983 Camaro Z28/1999 Cavalier
Engine: 305
Transmission: 700R4
As far as I know, you should take the struts and stuff out of the car to switch springs and stuff out. As far as types of compressors, I'm not sure. You could have a shop do it for you in probably an hour or two.
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