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Has anyone used the autozone rental spring compressor?
I need to rebuild my lower control arm as a final step in my new front end. Has anyone used this before? They work out OK?
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We rent a proper spring compressor in the DIY resources section of the website.
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Possibly the lack of replies is indicative of a lack of experienced survivors.
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I tried theirs once, didn;t work, their compressor bent before it compressed the spring much..
Took itback got my deposit and never tried again. I recently bought an mb spring compressor on ebay not original like klann, but it is a copy of the klann, worked good for me and only cost me $200. I figured the one or 2 times I use it will be worth it to me. I also bought a fender roller just to roll my fenders, it did cost me $200.00 as well, and I havent even used it yet, but when I finally do it will be considered worth it to me. though I probably could get the fenders rolled for that much, I figured why not, I like tools. Alon
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Yes, I rented one last year to replace the struts in my 99 Mercury Villager. No problems at all.
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