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PSS9 Update and Question for those that have them...

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So I installed the rear set of PSS9's today they are a bit tricky to get in but with the help of a Jack and thick flat head I was ablt to seat the bottom. Again I am hoping I used the right parts since the Bilstein manual SUCKS. I ended up with the shock, spring and rubber/plastic perch on top of the spring. When I went to fasten the top (inside the car) I found that the OEM nut has wider threads so I was not about to muscle it on. Did anyone else have this problem in the guide it says that the nut is reused (Origal equipment) but I just don't feel right about the size of the threads. Can someone post am interior shot for me? I have the thin nut that keeps the adjustin nut in place. So I guess I will go down to HD and find a similar threaded nut. It took me a few hours to do the rear and sways I think this is definatley a 5-6 Hour job for the first timer. I had fun doing it and saved some money to justify other mods!!!

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