POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Had a quick look underneath, am I missing something? The only way to access the bolt on the drop link is to take the strutt out ?
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POST 2Original post
My car doesn't have stock suspension, but on the PSS10s, the piece on the shock is threaded. There wasn't a nut on the other side.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I don't understand what you mean sorry! Here is a better image
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Oh sorry, you mean it screws into the shock rather than a nut on the otherside you undo?
POST 5Original post
That's affirm. You will have to grind down a wrench to make it thin (I think it's 18mm) and then just unscrew it from the shock. No nut on the other side to hold with another wrench. So it's not bad!
POST 6Original post
You also have a after market link..not stock.
POST 7Original post
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I'm pretty sure I was able to slide normal wrench there.
POST 8Original post
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I was too but I guess you could grind one down if you don't wanna chance rubbing the rubber boot and possibly doing some damage(I don't know how but I'm sure some DIYers could find a way)
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