DISCLAIMER: The following information is provided as a GUIDE ONLY, and should only be used as a reference. If you

do not have the skills required for such a task, please take your car to a professional. Neither myself or OzHonda

take responsibility for your actions and carry out these actions at your own risk.




Putting things back to it's original place.



Put the roadwheel back on.

And that's pretty much done. When screwing nuts/bolts back in to place, refer to the cars user manual or some

reference where you're able to find out how much to turn it to the specified torque.



This is what my other spring looked like.. I didn't break it.. it was already broken.. while it was on..



Old springs together

going to do another DIY on the rears, in the near future.



Regards,



Sid