will 05 evo 8 suspension interchange with evo 9 suspension?
yes an evo 8 suspension should fit on a 9, but I dont know why you'd want the 8 on the 9 lol
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Mar 16, 2007, 09:25 AM
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as you can see, the bracket of the assembly will not clear the axleshaft. i moved the knuckle around and still can not squeeze it in. if i push down on the rotor, the ***** of the cv joint will pop out... ummm any suggestions? am i the first to try and do this? 
Mar 16, 2007, 11:04 AM
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you need to lift both sides of the car. it looks like you are doing one side at a time and the sway bar is holding the assembly up. if you disconnected the sway bar the hub and axle would be much lower to the point where you need to lift it up to slide the bolts into the strut.
edit, or you can just lift both sides of the car off the ground at the same time. use stands to do it obviously.... or use the front jack point if you don't have the undertray on...
edit, or you can just lift both sides of the car off the ground at the same time. use stands to do it obviously.... or use the front jack point if you don't have the undertray on...
Mar 16, 2007, 01:43 PM
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you need to lift both sides of the car. it looks like you are doing one side at a time and the sway bar is holding the assembly up. if you disconnected the sway bar the hub and axle would be much lower to the point where you need to lift it up to slide the bolts into the strut.
edit, or you can just lift both sides of the car off the ground at the same time. use stands to do it obviously.... or use the front jack point if you don't have the undertray on...
edit, or you can just lift both sides of the car off the ground at the same time. use stands to do it obviously.... or use the front jack point if you don't have the undertray on...
