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is it possible to install the springs without taking off the rims?

 
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you probably could but it would be very hard,,you have to work around the rim...

 
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why would u wanna do this?

 
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cause i'm planning on doin it myself n i'm only 100 lbs and would be hard for me to take off/put on 4 rims. maybe i'll just try the back with the wheels on cause its only one bolt.

 
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uhmmmm, I would definatley recomend taking off the wheels........
it'd be more of a pain in the[IMG]i/expressions/moon.gif[/IMG]working around it than it would be to take off the wheels.........
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i was reading over the diy again and i think i should be able to do the rear with the tires on. but the front... kinda seems hard... but ya one thing is WHATS A COTTER PIN? n you have to loosen the tie rod? how do you do that?

 
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cotter pin is just added security that helps keep the nut from coming lose...man its hard enuff with the tires off,,,your gonna have a hell of time installing it with the tires on,,,

 
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awww damn, n i thought it was going to be an easy diy, i guess i'll find out how hard it is tomorrow. i just hope i dont mess my car up...