About to install the eibach ...

[Garbone]

Thanks NikLS, I finally found what I was looking for....well, for the car anyway...the spring write up is great. I will be doing mine over labor day weekend.
For anyone reading this, it needs to go into the tech section...Joeychgo?

 

[Garbone]

The Eibach's are in, and the LSE trim is on its way...

 

[Garbone]

I have one more question for those that have done this themselves...Do the springs need to be compressed to remove the shock/spring assembly, either front, or rear?, or will they come out so the springs can be compressed on a bench?
Thanks for anything you all can share....yes, I have searched high, and low, and this is the last question I have!

 

[Iancusp]

I have one more question for those that have done this themselves...Do the springs need to be compressed to remove the shock/spring assembly, either front, or rear?, or will they come out so the springs can be compressed on a bench?
Thanks for anything you all can share....yes, I have searched high, and low, and this is the last question I have!

yes

 

[Garbone]

I guess I shouldnt ask multiple questions here.
The yes is to which question?
I will limit this to one question...for those of you....where is "Willingboro" anyway?....no offense, I'm just kidding around, but really...
Will they come out without compressing the springs?

 

[NYC LS8]

No, you need to compress them all unless you wanna try and lose a limb in the process.

 

[Garbone]

Thank You!

 

[02LincLS]

If anyone wants them.. Here is a write up on how to change out the springs.
It's for my 2001, but it's for all 00-06 LS's..
It has three files.
1) taking off the front assembly
2) taking off the rear assembly
3) switching the springs

Eibach.zip Download

NickLS,
Do you have the writeup refered to above? The file is no longer available through the link.
Thanks!
Dave