Fellas,


Need to borrow a Klann or similar compressor to remove my W123's springs for some lowering fun. Im located in Socal, Orange County area. Would just need it for a few hours.

Thanks in advance!

-Ray

anyone? bueller? bueller? frye? frye?

Sorry, mine got lost in the mail.

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I have one for rent. It would have to be shipped, though. I am one state away.

Probably cost you $50 total.

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2013 Volkswagen Jetta Hybrid SEL Premium (Sparky)
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It's a car not a science experiment! Open the throttle!

I have a spring compressor tool that I have used with great success and for only a mere $45 or so. (I got mine from a local pep boys) I have customized it slightly to get it to work and fit inside the coil spring. I will be posting up the tool, where to buy, extra parts needed, and a video and a pictorial of its use. Unlike other compressors I have full confidence in the strength of this tool - forget spending $500+ for what I realize is a nice tool for shops maybe but not affordable for your DIY home mechanic.

This is the tool Amazon.com: OEM 27035 Internal Coil Spring Compressor.: Home Improvement