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Old 03-30-2002, 08:25 PM   #1
blk88lx
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Default Front spring change

Hi all,

I'm changing the front springs and struts on my buddy's 88. Putting in 1 inch lowering springs. I got the struts out and the sway bar links off. Got a spring compresser right now on the drivers side. In the process of tightening the compressor down when I had to quit for the nite. Once they're tight I plan on lowering the control arm (there's a jack under it). Want to make sure I wont have an airborne spring. I am doing this right, right?

Jayson
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