Sorry, just pretty excitied... found out the g/f got me springs for a gift.

Bought me the tanabe Df210 springs http://www.tanabe-usa.com/df210.asp?id=1

Anyways, since it's being shipped... thinking about either installing these myself depending how hard it is. I know I might need to compress the springs and what not. Do I? Anyone have experience on doing such thing? Not a mechanic... although I was working alongside with one for 3 months. So I know my way around a car.

 

i installed my own springs, but at the time i was working at a shop where we had all the tools necessary including the spring compressor which you will need for the fronts. you might wanna look into a shop in your area, dont forget to get a camber kit unless you like wasting tires.

 

I heard you can rent compressor or something... is this true?

 

Yes it's true you can get a rental for free at autozone or kragen but you have to put in a deposit which you get back after giving them the compressor back.

 

pretty easy. i did them myself just follow this https://g35driver.com/forums/brakes-...tall-only.html

 

perfect gift any girl could give a guy

 

i did mine my self and you could rent a spring compressor for like 50 bucks at autozone. aint that hard though. should be able to do it.

 

Man, I received my stuff couple of months ago... but never had the time to install them. LOL ... I was planning to do them over the holidays. But never got around to do so. Since I got sick and all these other things came up... I'm going to try installing these soon. I have a friend willing to help and know how to install these things

 

make sure u pot pics when your done

 

Don't forget camber kits (rear and front), and shocks..

Do it all at once. It will save you some time and even $$$. Hit the alignment shop after if you do it yourself.

$60 alignment or $900+ for new tires. hmmm

 

+10000000 Make sure your TOE is within spec... toe being off eat up tires alot faster than camber... also makes them very noisy very quickkly.

 

yeah of course I plan to do alignment... I need one anyways, so I plan to do everything all at once

 

so if some1 was looking to get a camber kit so that our tires get even wear how would we approach it?

 

approach it from behind

 

lmao