Hello hello
i change the struts on my winter/other car and now i can feel the difference of a good suspension
I didn't drove a new SLK or anything so i "assumed" the suspension is like that, now i can feel the car complaining and going the ****ty roads in Montreal is not enjoyable, anyways 130k miles i can bet their are still on the original ones
Bilstein on all 4 corners, pelican parts since rockauto doesn't have the front ones
So this will also be my "learn something new to fix" on a car so i'm excited, the rear doesn't look so bad and the front i will get a compressor tool, really observe when i take the strut apart so i can put it together as it was..
I looked for a DIY around i saw a thread but the pdf was missing, do i need the speial tightening nut ? if yes is there's a part number for it or the ones popping on amazon are it
Any parts that i should do or look to replace while i'm doing this ? Any advice? Is it a "two beers" per corner job or more?
Any kind people have any kind of doc so i can have a clear idea before starting it
i change the struts on my winter/other car and now i can feel the difference of a good suspension
I didn't drove a new SLK or anything so i "assumed" the suspension is like that, now i can feel the car complaining and going the ****ty roads in Montreal is not enjoyable, anyways 130k miles i can bet their are still on the original ones
Bilstein on all 4 corners, pelican parts since rockauto doesn't have the front ones
So this will also be my "learn something new to fix" on a car so i'm excited, the rear doesn't look so bad and the front i will get a compressor tool, really observe when i take the strut apart so i can put it together as it was..
I looked for a DIY around i saw a thread but the pdf was missing, do i need the speial tightening nut ? if yes is there's a part number for it or the ones popping on amazon are it
Any parts that i should do or look to replace while i'm doing this ? Any advice? Is it a "two beers" per corner job or more?
Any kind people have any kind of doc so i can have a clear idea before starting it