Subject	I found that the top of the strut where it's flat, it's
Posted by	ZX-infinity (Austin) on May 12, 2005 at 3:41 PM
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In Reply To	Eibach Springs & Strut Installation/Replacement Writeup posted by doug8867 on May 11, 2005 at 12:54 PM
Message	safer to remove the strut nut by using a crescent wrench so you don't damage the threads. An impact wrench is also pretty effective. This should apply to those who are changing springs only, not struts. Aside from that, excellent writeup.
Follow Ups	Eibach Springs & Strut Installation/Replacement Writeup - doug8867 12:54:57 05/11/05 Well done. (n/m) - bb300z(NoVA) 13:31:48 05/11/05 VTF nice writeup (n/m) - Mickleson(OH) 13:56:43 05/11/05 Great Job...thanks!! Very professional write up. VTF. (n/m) - Zirvana 14:01:58 05/11/05 Good writeup - one other thing - spicyZ 15:08:48 05/11/05 Good point. I did replace mine as well and they're cheap. - doug8867 16:20:15 05/11/05 Great job Doug, thank you. (n/m) - Noncon 18:06:03 05/11/05 thanks (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 18:39:25 05/11/05 Forgot to list in the parts list a deep 21mm socket used in - doug8867 13:01:11 05/12/05 I found that the top of the strut where it's flat, it's - ZX-infinity (Austin) 15:41:03 05/12/05 Nice work Doug, thanks! (n/m) - cainmt (Toledo,OH) 16:39:16 05/13/05
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