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how difficult are the fronts to swap out? thanks.Struts front and rear. I replaced mine myself with Bilsteins
The rears were a pain in the a$$. Fronts (minus the spring compressor slipping off & the spring hitting my finger) wasn't hard/bad. Lots of YouTube videos covering the process. Best of luck!how difficult are the fronts to swap out? thanks.
I did the rears and found that they were not bad (apart from the gorilla torque settings). If the fronts are easier, it'll be golden!The rears were a pain in the a$$. Fronts (minus the spring compressor slipping off & the spring hitting my finger) wasn't hard/bad. Lots of YouTube videos covering the process. Best of luck!
Honestly, I YouTubed it and went with that guy’s recommended torque #s. This was over a year ago. Let me see if I have that video link saved somewhere.I did the rears and found that they were not bad (apart from the gorilla torque settings). If the fronts are easier, it'll be golden!
Do you have the torque settings for the front: I can only find earlier model settings (which I'm dubious about - mentions 400ft-bs for the shock, which is a rear setting). Particularly the ball joints and axle nut.
Thanks, I found that one and was helpful for the rear. All I could find is the 3rd gen front strut. At least it has some torque settings for a variety of bolts. It'll just be the lower shock mounts, but that doesn't seem enormously critical.All I could find for the 4thGens (rear shock replacement). I must have used a video for the 3rdGens. It worked though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99xp8Z48dbA