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Originally Posted by pbhakta Ethan, did you install the springs yourself? If so, any pointers you got. I found a DIY for installing springs , not swifts, but the process
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something like this: Performance Tool Professional Strut Spring Compressors W89322 - SummitRacing.com made me feel like i wasn't handling a loaded gun. i would start with the fronts, as those will be the most difficult. took me about 3-4 hours. Its nothing too difficult, jsut kinda time consuming. backs require 1 bolt to get out, and will probably take 20 min to do both. if u need a hand, just gimme a holler and i can come help
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