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  • kalib0y
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    okay, clean it up guys...dont let this get petty

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  • lonestar22
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    Originally posted by AE86
    LOL, you take yourself too seriously, bro. FYI only steers and queers come out of texas, and since steers can't type...
    your from cali. have fun getting your car road legal. his questions already been answered, your statements are purely considered methods of trolling

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  • Teaguer
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    Originally posted by AE86
    LOL, you take yourself too seriously, bro. FYI only steers and queers come out of texas, and since steers can't type...
    Cool story bro.

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  • AE86
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    Originally posted by Teaguer
    ^^ Totally NOT useful at all for the OP.
    He's asked if the spring was compressed enough to remove from the assembly.
    Also taking a plasma cutter to something is not what he's asking either.
    LOL, you take yourself too seriously, bro. FYI only steers and queers come out of texas, and since steers can't type...

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  • Teaguer
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    ^^ Totally NOT useful at all for the OP.
    He's asked if the spring was compressed enough to remove from the assembly.
    Also taking a plasma cutter to something is not what he's asking either.

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  • AE86
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    Originally posted by mushhsum
    ok and also does the spring look compressed enough?
    When the strut is installed on the car, the spring should compress more. Check out this site it has has loads of diagrams for BMW e30.

    Also, you can take apart the area of the strut your pointing at (it's where the strut and spindle meet), you just have to be a little creative, and by creative I mean a plasma cutter or a saw's-all, maybe both... And then you gotta re-weld it to spindle, which seems like a lot of effort, but hey if you want to test out your welding skills by all means do it! And post it here, that should silence the flamers. BTW here's a pic of Megan Coilovers welded to a spindle, I have a similar set-up on my AE86:

    Goodluck!
    Last edited by AE86; 01-02-2012, 10:57 PM.

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  • TurboJake
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    Originally posted by io_RobbieRodgers
    Watch out, the spring still tends to shoot the perch off even when you think it's been compressed. Point it in a safe direction!
    Seconded. They like to bind up.

    I prefer stepping on the spring and seperating them if they do and tap the spring with a hammer. Keeps everything under wraps and flying away from me.

    @OP
    They don't seperate there.
    Take spring off. Remove shock cartridge.
    When the whole thing is together is referred to as a strut assembly.
    But separate, you have the spring, shock, and strut body.

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  • 110stx
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    Sawzall FTW.

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  • CW325
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    Originally posted by Holland
    To the OP in his defense, there are some coilover kits that do require cutting and re-welding there.
    he said at the bottom of his post that all he needed was the strut...;)

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  • io_RobbieRodgers
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    Watch out, the spring still tends to shoot the perch off even when you think it's been compressed. Point it in a safe direction!

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  • Teaguer
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    Originally posted by Holland
    To the OP in his defense, there are some coilover kits that do require cutting and re-welding there.
    Not so much. Those cheap garbage coil-overs require you to cut the housing above where his left finger is.
    That is not his defense or even any defense.

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  • Holland
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    To the OP in his defense, there are some coilover kits that do require cutting and re-welding there.

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  • IRON-E
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    ^^^True but we were all there at some point.

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  • Teaguer
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    These threads make me: :rofl:

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  • M-technik-3
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    What are you trying to do? I think that's the question?

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