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Old 01-03-2008, 04:49 AM   #13
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"I also hope you have an air compressor and impact wrench because you can do it by hand, but you will save ALOT of time by using power tools to compress the springs."

Posted by boxs2000.

That's a good idea, but we accomplished the same thing with a cordless drill with sockets and a socket adapter. (Again, we were working on a Celica, so I don't know if there'd be any issues/differences on a Boxster. Don't know why there would be, but who knows?)
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