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  1. 07-28-2007, 01:55 PM #1
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    Default Spring Compressor - Anyone ever used this one?

    It's made by MacPherson.

    I've used the individual spring compressor devices before but they sucked and weren't very efficient.

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    That's unlike any spring compressor I have ever seen.

    Looks like it would work better though IMO.
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    Weird looking but I get the point of it...Looks cool and more efficient..
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    fuck spring compressors, one person stand on the spring while another person impacts the nut off. job done with minimal bloodshed.




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  5. 07-28-2007, 06:52 PM #5
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    lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by AntiEmoArmy
    fuck spring compressors, one person stand on the spring while another person impacts the nut off. job done with minimal bloodshed.
    Yep. that works good.
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    You don't need one on most Honda's...just use an impact and back the nut off. Sometimes lay it down and step on the spring and other times just leave it upright and push down with your hand as you back the nut off. Done it dozens of times and never once had an issue.

    Accords and their double triple wishbone reverse multi-link scissor action bs rear suspension can be a pain sometimes though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AntiEmoArmy
    fuck spring compressors, one person stand on the spring while another person impacts the nut off. job done with minimal bloodshed.
    that is the worst idea I have ever heard.
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    Quote Originally Posted by speedminded
    You don't need one on most Honda's...just use an impact and back the nut off. Sometimes lay it down and step on the spring and other times just leave it upright and push down with your hand as you back the nut off. Done it dozens of times and never once had an issue.

    Accords and their double triple wishbone reverse multi-link scissor action bs rear suspension can be a pain sometimes though.
    well, if you're putting stock suspension back on...a compressor would be necessary.
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    yea u deff need to use a spring compressor no matter what lol, that 1 looks alot better then the little pos ones though
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  11. 07-31-2007, 08:08 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by puregroove
    well, if you're putting stock suspension back on...a compressor would be necessary.
    putting stock on i'm sorry, that phrase is not in my vocabulary
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