ExpertXViper
New member
When taking my pipes off my SRX I noticed it was a pain in the a$$ without my spring puller(up north of course). When removing I started with the PTO, then MID, then MAG. Should I just reverse this process or is there an easier way????
SRX7
New member
no easy way, also I will use vise grips to pull the spring off.
Rambunctious
New member
I made a couple hooks from coat hangers with tight hooks for the spring end and larger, doubled up ones for gloved hands
works pretty good for installing or removing springs
that and a lockable vicegrips works on some too
Ramb
works pretty good for installing or removing springs
that and a lockable vicegrips works on some too
Ramb
TopGunnSrx
New member
They suck no matter what you do.
Needle nose vice grips work good.
ExpertXViper
New member
Yea I know what tools to use. I was just wondering if the was a order to go in that would make life eaiser, but I thought wrong. I really wish my S-puller wasnt up north cause that made life way eaiser installing those SLP's. Oh well
Skidooslayer687
Member
pull them all off at once in your arms, just be careful, thats what i've been doing with mine, it takes some practice but when you get onto it it makes installing them a hell of a lot easier
bluewho
Active member
There is little numbers on the ends of the pipes were the covers end.
You probably already know this but it's a really good idea to wear eye protection when taking those springs off.
tomseal6
VIP Member
I use channel locks.
Start by taking all the springs off. You have to unbolt your silencer in the rear.
The middle pipe comes off first and goes on first. Take your time. Dont rush it or get impatient.
Start by taking all the springs off. You have to unbolt your silencer in the rear.
The middle pipe comes off first and goes on first. Take your time. Dont rush it or get impatient.