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Old 10-06-2007, 07:01 AM   #1 (permalink)
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AE86 installing supertech valve springs ?!?!?!

hi every1.i bought supertechs valve springs.(duble springs)
today we try to install them but we couldnt cos they were too big
how can we install it? is there any guide to look?
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did you buy them for your car?
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take them to an auto machine shop and ask them what they recomend and what they can do,, maybe you got the wrong part?



BTW, how much did they cost in USD?
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To big as in too wide to seat, to tall?
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Old 10-06-2007, 04:08 PM   #5 (permalink)
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take them to an auto machine shop and ask them what they recomend and what they can do,, maybe you got the wrong part?



BTW, how much did they cost in USD?
i belive i bought the true part cos it writes 4age 16v on the box.my engine is the blue top 16v 4age.i pay about 200 bucks...
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To big as in too wide to seat, to tall?
i dunno my mechanix talled me that it is big. i ll ask him and answer u...
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i talked with the mec. he talled that the spring seats radius was too little for the new spring.on the box it says "spring seat: remove lip from OE seat to allow for proper spring fit".what should i do now?just cut the lips and use them or buy new bigger ones?also the bigger ones wont fit to the hole i think... :/
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I would not mickey mouse anything , if its's the wrong spring, don't use them... These springs, seats, lock tabs, and tension are precise and if there is anything wrong you will be screwed..
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I would not mickey mouse anything , if its's the wrong spring, don't use them... These springs, seats, lock tabs, and tension are precise and if there is anything wrong you will be screwed..
i dont have that kind of chance : / i cant find ant part my car here.i dont even have the oem springs.i m sure that the springs r the right ones but i dont know how the fit them and my mec. doesnt know cos he had never seen something like this.even if i was in an other country i wont give up this spring thnx for the advise anyway
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