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Old 07-13-2016, 09:07 AM   #9
steved0x
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I think the main difference in the rear was dropping the axles, but again that may be because I was replacing the rear wheel bearings. There is a guy in Caymanregister.org that has made some custom spring compressing tools that fit our cars that drastically reduce the effort to remove and replace a strut. That was what got me thinking if you could get a spring compressor in there, you could avoid a lot of the steps of disconnecting stuff... It was a lot of work but if a regular person like me could do it, I bet you could too
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