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DIY: 370Z Lowering Spring Install

Originally Posted by tjlazer you have to compress it. I took a pic of it before so I could align it properly. I know that, thought you mean't you could

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Old 05-07-2012, 04:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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you have to compress it. I took a pic of it before so I could align it properly.
I know that, thought you mean't you could rotate the strut once it's already assembled without the compressor, then I got confused
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If the spring isn't aligned with the top it's a PAIN to fix. You'll have to compress it and loosen it.
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If the spring isn't aligned with the top it's a PAIN to fix. You'll have to compress it and loosen it.
^This lol

I placed the spring and top hat in the position where the stock spring met the top hat, bad idea. I had to use a crowbar to twist the strut to make the bolt fit in. Haven't had any issues whatsoever and I play hard. I would highly suggest compressing the spring again and aligning the top hat so that the bolts fit properly. My strut was off by probably 30deg or so... Crowbar fixed that.
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