DIY Shock replacement, is this a doable undertaking? |
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DIY Shock replacement, is this a doable undertaking? |
Rav914 |
Aug 3 2007, 03:48 PM
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My '74 914 has the original shocks (and springs) all the way around and they really need to be replaced. I float and bob coming to a stop and especially when going around a corner.
I've called twice to a reputable shop south of me known for setting up Porsche's. Plus sent an e-mail to an employee I was deferred to. No answer. OK, they don't want my $ So I figure I'll do it myself. But I've never done this type of job and haven't dealt with springs before. Is this doable or should I press with taking it to a shop? Thanks, (By the way, I've got pretty good mechanical skills and plenty of tools) |
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