Just a thank you to Aaron Cox. He helped me out big time today. He helped me install my front sway bar, which I have been sitting on for many months and my new rear springs.

The old springs were so saggy that we didn't need to compress them at all to get them off.

The car handles a lot more crisply now. High speed transitions are not as scary (had to dodge some tire chunks from a boat trailer that lost a tire).

So again, here's to you, Mister work on a car on a hot day guy!

Thanks again.

- Joe

EDIT: Please ignore the spelling error in the title.

i enjoyed losing 10 lbs in sweat.

thanks for lunch. your install is pretty clean. the right tools, the right people, 100 gallons of water, and have at it.

No prob boss.

its A - A - R - O - N

no 2xR

You have been reading to many Joe Sharp posts.

WTG guys! that's what 914club is all about.

heh, my mom liked your car better.. less oil stains in the garage LOL

Well done 'ol chaps!

You guys sneak in time to do a rough corner balance? What size bar and springs?

~B

Tarret 21mm (i think) set to full soft and 140# springs.

street setup - more to follow.

1.125 hole saw used...

IIRC it is like 27mm bar or a 24... cant remember...