I've also wondered about this.
Not specific to coil overs but looking into DIY with the refresh kit from ECS.
Don't want to get stuck with the car in bits.![]()
I've also wondered about this.
Not specific to coil overs but looking into DIY with the refresh kit from ECS.
Don't want to get stuck with the car in bits.![]()
My dad and I did my coilovers at home, no real tools, dad even custom made the tool to undo the top of the fronts.
I cant see drop links being to hard, we had them undone at one stage (cant remember if they have to be or not...) We did this we zero idea, our biggest problem was working out how the coilovers went together and back in, and to solve that you just look on vortex or google it.
rears are 3 bolts all up i think, front is 2 bolts (i think from memory), the rest is just workign out what goes where, and moving everything to allow you to add/remove the coilovers.
Hopefully putting a new sway bar in so ill try take some more pics.
Good luck!
Biggest issues with the Mk4 are releasing the top of the struts (you need to hold one part still while you turn another), and you'll want spring compressors to get the stock springs off safely.
Oh, and the spindle spreader tool to release the struts at the bottom. I have such a tool if you're hard pressed to source one.![]()
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yea sometimes... oooohhh
the easiest way i found to undo he top bolts is this; get a 21mm offset ring spanner and a 7mm hex driver (a bitch to find) and the rest is pretty easy :p
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