KYB AGX struts installed.

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    Damn you Scuba Steve!

    You're into everything!

    Looks good, but the real question is how does it ride?
     
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    is that why i saw him drive down 212 twice today?
     
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    Way better then my stock ones with 87k on them


    Depends on what time, I used his car at 1230 or so to go grab us some lunch. But yeah that would be why.
     
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    DAVE FTW( he helps me out on my car a lot!! thx!!!)!!!! i will have him install my KYB AGX hopefully next week lol ...should be arrive tomorrow ! what springs do u have now?
     
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    prodrives
     
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    ^ nice setup !! drive great!?
     
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    Thanks for the kudos. Yeah, your car rides very nice with the new set-up...best looking and cleanest 02 I've seen in long time



    congrats and enjoy!!!
     
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    Thanks for the props scuba.
     
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    nice dude! we're workin on gettin the rears installed on ihaveawrx's 02' with the same setup... anyone care to help him? he lacks tools and space... his bolts are rusted
     
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    The most important tool you need before you consider doing the job is a spring compressor. If you have that depending on where he lives, I could possibly help..
     
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    Did new springs today as well. Had two sets of spring compressors but barely had to use them...better safe than sorry though.
     
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    uuhh.... i put in ihaveawrxs rear suspension last week. unless i missed something. the prodrives are a shorter spring so you infact do not need a spring compressor. we did all his suspension w/o a compressor.

    i would say the most important tool to have is a 19mm box end wrench. we broke atleast 6 ratchets 2 1/2" sockets and 2 extensions trying to get the strut bolts out.
     
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    PB blaster and a ton of it. Also, on sticky bolts I've used a small torch on the bolt side, not the nut...that's helps free them up if they are really rusted.

    Breaking them loose should be easy. My personal method-> I use a 1/2 drive 19mm socket on the bolt side with a 19mm wrench holding the nut in place. this will crack the bolt & nut loose. even though Bills rear bolts were torqued beyond belief (from whomever put his prodrive springs on before), they still came off within a minute.
     
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    ^ the wrench is key. you gotta turn the nut no the bolt. although we were able to get all of the bolts except 1 without a wrench. the wrench is so much nicer (esp. when paired w/ a floor jack, its a lethal combo).
     
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    No bolt or nut stands in my way...LOL

    whatever works...and yes, the wrench and floor jack combo WILL break pretty much anything loose.
     
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    Got my KYB AGX's on with my prodrive springs. I set them all on 3 and they are quite stiff. I think i"ll throw them to 4 during the summer, and next winter set them at 1 or 2.
     
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    I have all mine at 4 right now. I just wish there was a way to adjust the rear without taking the back seat out.
     
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    *3 1/2" sockets. thanks again martian i'll bring back a cuban from mexico for you and i'd have to say that the MVT of the job was the 2" wrench we used as the breaker bar:biggrin: i love that thing
     
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    almost i have actually encountered bolts where this didnt work, and jacked the car up using the wrench on the bolt :eek3:

    and the 2" wrench is FTW!
     
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    some pics of it on the ground Bill...... wanna see the ride height.... I have to figure out what I want on mine later this year... need a great spring/strut combo.. need about 2in drop if I can
     
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    I will post them up for you tomorrow nate, it will cost you one alignment.. lol