H&R Spacer Install Help (MD)
 

Hey Guys,

Anyone in the Baltimore, MD area installed the stud replacement spacers before?

Not the bolt-on kind (version 2), but the replacement/longer bolts (version 1).

Looking for a little help from someone local maybe, as I have no garage or tools LOL.

So if you've done this before, and are close to Baltimore give me a shout.

Thanks :tiphat:

I had the same issue. Steve (mustang) helped me out as I didn't have the tools.

Hey man :hello:

Yeah I talked to Steve.0, think his driveway is a little difficult to get my Nismo up LOL

That's not what the guys in St. Louis said ;)

We might be able to do it. If you're not lowered, you'd have to angle in, but a stock Z scrapes even on an angle, so I dunno how yours would work out.

Didn't Chris Hansen tell you not to meet up with strangers from the internet:rofl2:

seriously though thats nice of you to help, m4a1

My garage is perfectly insulated. Once I close the door no one will hear his screams. :icon18:

LOL.

While I think the job itself is straight forward, I'm reluctant to remove my brake calipers myself. Having a local tuning shop take care of it for me :).

M4A1, your hair got longer and more retro. Must be the mustang purchase.

When I said I needed help, I don't recall asking for a lube job ..!!

It's SUPER DUPER easy. All you need is a 22mm wrench for the front and a 19mm wrench for the rear. Use a metal clothes hanger if you want to hang the caliper or stack two paint cans on top of each other if you want to set it down off to the side. :tup:

:icon17:

Redneck Mullet

Darren, if you want, you can try to get into my driveway after one of the Fairfax meets (next weekend).

Actually, if you want to ease the process of "getting into his driveway", I suggest a red wine, some candle light, and Barry White music.

Wow, you really want to die, don't you? :mad::icon17: