crawyota New member Aug 9, 2010 #1 Whats up all, I bought a set of B.J. SPACERS was wondering how hard they are to put in.
R Rust_Bucket New member Aug 9, 2010 #2 Very simple. I would recommend borriwing spring compressors though as it is hard to wedge the springs back in with the spacers. I installed 2.5" in the rear...probably couldn't have done it w/o the spring compressors.
Very simple. I would recommend borriwing spring compressors though as it is hard to wedge the springs back in with the spacers. I installed 2.5" in the rear...probably couldn't have done it w/o the spring compressors.
turboSR5 New member Aug 9, 2010 #3 Ball Joint spacers, not coil spring spacers. B.J. Spacers are a breeze to install, the instructions that come with are all you will need.
Ball Joint spacers, not coil spring spacers. B.J. Spacers are a breeze to install, the instructions that come with are all you will need.
turboSR5 New member Aug 10, 2010 #5 Upper ball joint spacers will go in between your upper control arm and will sit on top of your ball joint.
Upper ball joint spacers will go in between your upper control arm and will sit on top of your ball joint.
Thurlo76 New member Aug 12, 2010 #6 i installed mine in like 3 hours and thats onlybecause i cleaned everything and painted and put new shocks on
i installed mine in like 3 hours and thats onlybecause i cleaned everything and painted and put new shocks on