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I am in the process of installing Progressive Susp. drop-in lowering kit and after removing the forrk caps, spacer, and washer the next step is to remove the springs. How? They are way down in there around 8-10" Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks for replies. Just was not sure if I would scratch up inside. Lifted front wheel and used wire. Rear shocks were easy. Got about 1/4" on sides of 180 tire and fender. Will post pics tomorrow.
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Sorry, had a bad day... Yeah use a hooked piece of wire like you did, that's all you have to do and as you found works a treat ... Easy hey ,... Ride on ....
I am in the process of installing Progressive Susp. drop-in lowering kit and after removing the forrk caps, spacer, and washer the next step is to remove the springs. How? They are way down in there around 8-10" Any help would be appreciated!
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Use a wire hanger to reach down, hook the spring, and then remove it SLOWLY as fluid will come up and over the top with it.
i use a coat hanger and rags in the shop if it is a drop in kit you have... what kind of progressive kit are you useing... just want to make sure it is a drop in, and you do not have to repalce your top out springs on the damper