DIY : Spring install

[TOLMACH]

Originally Posted by toy_toronto

Yes but it's optional. See Page 5 for instructions: attachment

http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15135


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I have a stupid question to everybody who knows the answer pls

Background: I plan swaping the stock shocks with blue Tokicos and retain the original springs

Step 14 and Step 19 of the manual above (see the link in the message by ToyToronto) show NUTS being placed in something that looks like a garbage bin. Does this mean I need to buy new nuts (the original ones must not be reused) . Later in the manual nut number apprears as 90179-12145.

Thanks

P.

[why?]

Originally Posted by TOLMACH

I have a stupid question to everybody who knows the answer pls

Background: I plan swaping the stock shocks with blue Tokicos and retain the original springs

Step 14 and Step 19 of the manual above (see the link in the message by ToyToronto) show NUTS being placed in something that looks like a garbage bin. Does this mean I need to buy new nuts (the original ones must not be reused) . Later in the manual nut number apprears as 90179-12145.

Thanks

P.

I don't know the answer, but I believe the fastest way for you to find out is to call Micro Image @ (818) 610-3635. They always answer any questions you might have and will take as much time as needed for you to understand everything.

[WeeYari]

Originally Posted by TOLMACH

Step 14 and Step 19 of the manual above (see the link in the message by ToyToronto) show NUTS being placed in something that looks like a garbage bin. Does this mean I need to buy new nuts (the original ones must not be reused) . Later in the manual nut number apprears as 90179-12145.

Thanks

P.

I do not know of a single person, myself included, who has tossed out and replaced those nuts with new ones.

[TOLMACH]

Originally Posted by WeeYari

I do not know of a single person, myself included, who has tossed out and replaced those nuts with new ones.

Thanks for your opinion