Just wondering if anyone else here has installed the tenzo springs on their balt. I bought them for my 2.2 but there aren't any instructions in the box an i can't seem to find them anywhere else. I'm just wondering if i'm going to need to cut the bump stops or do any other special install stuff. Any info would be appreciated. BTW i bought them from gravana's site. Thanks

 

Look for a "How-To" on this form, all spring installs are the same. Just find a thread from another 2.2 member that installed springs. As for cut off bump stops, some say do it some will say don't. Be sure to get an alignment a few days after you've swapped springs.

 

If you don't have an impact you will hate life trying to install springs, FYI

 

it's not that bad.. i did mine with hand tools.. as well as someone elses... just make sure you have the e8 reverse torx as well as all the right sockets or else THEN you'll hate life lol

 

Don't do the swap yourself unless you have spring compressors either. You should be able to rent them from Autozone or someplace like that.

 

that is true.. it'll be a bitch without spring compressors but they're a 40$ rental from autozone

 

RULES! I borrowed spring compressors from Canadian Tire. It's free, I just had to pay the purchase price as a deposit. I got a full refund when I returned them.

 

Well, isn't that great, it works the same way at AutoZone and Advanced Autoparts here too

 

That sounds like it costs $40 to me. Maybe he is misinformed.

 

Yea man before i had installed my springs i had no more experience working on my car other than intake, etc and it took me like 3 hrs with air tools.

 

nah you get it back sorry i didn't make it clear lol... less you dont return it

 

An air hammer speeds up the process as well. (for the pressed in strut bolts)

 

A normal hammer with some muscle behind it works just fine.