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06-03-2003, 09:29 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Akron, Ohio
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Installing Springs
I have the following to install on my car:
1) Strut Tower Brace. 2) 4 point Lower Chassis Support. 3) Eibach Pro-Kit Springs 4) Caster/Camber set I am wanting to do this all at once (well, over a few day period  ) but I need tips on the installation part for the springs.I have the shop manual for my year car (2002 GT Convertible) and of course they discuss using lifts and tranny jacks to lower the suspension. I know this can be done at home (I will get the car re-aligned at the Goodyear store clse to me so I am not worried about that). Is there anyone that has done this to a like year/make of car and if so what tips could you provide. Thanks - I appreciate your time. 
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2002 GT Convertible Premium - Laser Red with White top and interior. Mods: BBK CAI, 1/2" Throttle body spacer, BBK High-Flow Cats w/ X-Pipe, FlowMasters, Kenny Brown Performance Extreme Sub-System, Strut-Tower brace, Lower Chassis Support, Eibach Pro-Kit springs and some Bling-Bling 
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