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For the rear you just need the jack to hold what I call the plate. You then remove the inside bolt and then slowly lower the jack. The Service Manual
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For the rear you just need the jack to hold what I call the plate. You then remove the inside bolt and then slowly lower the jack. The Service Manual shows it pretty easily.
I ollowed the manual when I upgraded to Nismo suspension. For the front, IF you are changing the springs, which I don't think you are, go to AutoZone. They Loan the spring compressor. I am upgrading again from Nismo suspension to Tein. Do it yourself and save the dollars from corner balancing and alignment. Good luck. |
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