Ease of install on quick struts?

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03-17-2013, 11:55 AM

Franks 03SS

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Originally Posted by 2006 Silver Monte SS

Thanks Frank. The new strut/spring assembly is the same length, but it doesn't line up with the steering knuckle holes...Just about an inch off.

Rotors and calipers are off as I replaced the wheel bearings/hubs as well.

Going to loosen the sway bar bushings and make it fit.

Haha good luck man

you'll get them on

#32

03-17-2013, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 2006 Silver Monte SS

I'm replacing the springs and struts on my 06 SS this weekend. Got four new Monroe Sensa-Trac struts and all new hardware for $230 total (after $90 Monroe rebate). I will be installing new SSC lowering springs and Timken front wheel bearings as well.

Looking forward to pics!

Good luck with the work guys (D_Spear and 2006 Monte Carlo SS).

I've got Bilstein HD's paired with Canuck Motorsports (SSC) lowering springs. Work on mine took me 12 days from start to finish but there was quite a bit of down time during that period. For one, I started working before the springs arrived. Reason for that was so I could paint the brake calipers and brackets, while everything was apart, and have those finished so when the springs did arrive I could more or less start installing right away.