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DUNOVA.
13-07-03, 10:06 PM
Ive just got hold of some g-max springs off of a friend but we don't know what they lower by how can you tell?????
And doe's anyone know how much a spring compresser is????
TECHNICAL
?20 from halfords for a sikes pikavant compressor
Dave_Hay
13-07-03, 11:02 PM
pfffffft you dont need a compressor.
and u cant tell how much they lower by. can kinda guess tho.
g max is usually -60 stuff.
DUNOVA.
14-07-03, 12:03 AM
what else do you use then
if you want to die, use a vice, if not then buy a compressor lol
DUNOVA.
14-07-03, 12:09 AM
Do i have to compress the rear?What is the worst thing that can happen if i don't use a compressor
my Gmax springs have a part No and "-30mm" stamped on then ... if there dirty clean em off maybe it reveal the the details :roll:
DUNOVA.
14-07-03, 12:18 AM
where on the spring
my springs are red urs might not have them on .. bout halfway down the springs in white it should have a part No and "-**mm" :|
DUNOVA.
14-07-03, 12:52 AM
Did you fit your's yourself????if so how did u do it my car is sitting out the front of my how with everything removed :oops:
my mate will fit them for ?25
Ben (lurk75)
14-07-03, 12:59 AM
Use a block of wood with a hole cut in it and a bit of pressure, nova springs arent exactly that pressurised, if all goes wrong you could lose some vital organs :lol:
DUNOVA.
14-07-03, 01:04 AM
I'll have ago using a vice will post pics of my smashed up face :lol:
Nova-Boy
14-07-03, 08:08 AM
you dont need to comress the back do you? If you take the wieght off the axel they will fall out wont they??
you dont need to comress the back do you? If you take the wieght off the axel they will fall out wont they??
if the damper is too long for the spring then yes they will fall out. they shouldnt do tho....
phil
DUNOVA.
14-07-03, 11:49 AM
just finnished the rear ones don't trust myself doin the front so i'll get them done properly but it's lookin good so far
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