New suspension bits

[AthensGA]

I replaced the rear shocks on my 2001 Z3 2.5L last weekend, and did the front struts and lower control arms this weekend. I have only had the car about a year and only limited info about it’s service history, but all of the parts that came off looked to be original!! The new bits absolutely transformed the ride and handling, but at age 67 such tasks are proving to be more and more taxing for my old body. Bought an impact wrench to get the top nut off the struts and I love the tool, so at least that was a plus from the whole ordeal.

 

[andyglym]

Great stuff, makes a World of difference

 

[miller1098]

I replaced the rear shocks on my 2001 Z3 2.5L last weekend, and did the front struts and lower control arms this weekend. I have only had the car about a year and only limited info about it’s service history, but all of the parts that came off looked to be original!! The new bits absolutely transformed the ride and handling, but at age 67 such tasks are proving to be more and more taxing for my old body. Bought an impact wrench to get the top nut off the struts and I love the tool, so at least that was a plus from the whole ordeal.

+1 for the impact

 

[Althulas]

It’s my favourite tool for strip down, saves on the scraped knuckles.

 

[Fender2004]

Keep up the good work.

 

[t-tony]

I replaced the rear shocks on my 2001 Z3 2.5L last weekend, and did the front struts and lower control arms this weekend. I have only had the car about a year and only limited info about it’s service history, but all of the parts that came off looked to be original!! The new bits absolutely transformed the ride and handling, but at age 67 such tasks are proving to be more and more taxing for my old body. Bought an impact wrench to get the top nut off the struts and I love the tool, so at least that was a plus from the whole ordeal.

Exactly why I’ve invested in this tool.

Tony.

 

[AthensGA]

Exactly why I’ve invested in this tool.

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Tony.

If I thought I would still be doing serious wrenching 10 years from now I would consider a lift, but I‘d say the chances are between slim an none.

 

[t-tony]

Well, I'm 64 and I thought it was.

Tony.