Do I need a spring compressor?
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Originally Posted by Mr.Modify
nah you don't need one...ii you really don't need one with sleeved coilvers or springs.....just use your foot 

^^^^ what he said its easy
so i dont need to compress the spring before i put on the 01 bearing and upper mount? It seems kinda loose ( i am trying to drop it quite a bit, is that the reason it looks so loose?)
Last edited by givemenorp; Dec 16, 2004 at 10:28 PM.
when you take off the bolt that holds them on, make sure its not going towards anything....just in case it shoots off. me and my friend did my springs and it shot off a lil...just be careful
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There is a DIY from Mex in this forum. Use the search feature and search for the user Mex in just the suspension form. There is a little video of how he has done it.
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Full coilovers shouldn't require a spring compressor, but if you're getting Tein SPRINGS (not full coilover i.e. Tein Basic, Tein Flex, Tein SS), then it is recommended you use a spring compressor, but not necessarily a "must have."
If you are doing a full coilover setup, you should not need a compressor. You will pull your stock setup out and replace it with the full coilovers. No need to take the factory springs off of the oem shocks.
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