Desperate need of help installing swift springs!
#1
Desperate need of help installing swift springs!
I can't get my axle back in with the strut. We tried everything but it's not working and the holes aren't matching. I am starting to freak out it's 2:00am and I don't know what to do! Please Help!
#5
I used rubber straps from Home depot and it worked great. I agree you definately need them to keep the axle out. I didnt have them when I was putting my swifts in,stopped and took a cab to home depot to make sure I would be screwed by the axles...
I heard if it falls out it may take time to spin in while trying to get it back in.
I heard if it falls out it may take time to spin in while trying to get it back in.
#9
^ This ^. Exactly what I did. Keep a jack under that bitch and it won't be going no where. If it does come out then do the twisty push and it should pop back in.
#10
I've used this method many times, and never had an axle pop out on me.
#11
Glad you got it back together, i've had many 2 a.m. WTF moments myself and understand your stress
#12
Yeah, sorry for this panicking post but we started at 8pm, and it got into 2:00AM! Finally finished but there is a clicking noise when I hit a hole in the road or something. I believe I didn't have air tools to tighten the sway bar link tight, is that correct? Plan to tighten as soon as possible so nothing bad happens.
#13
I got it for $258 or something from evasive including shipping, nice deal.
#14
You should check and tighten everything after you drive for a little bit anyway. It's just good practice.
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Mitsukeru
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02-21-2010 07:08 PM
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