I'm just wondering is it hard to put springs on a car as I'm planing to put some lowerd springs on my car (1 or 1.5 inch) ?

Yes, it's hard but it can be done.
You'll save some money and learn some stuff doing it, but the first time is always a huge pain.

Before you start remember to get the right tools as you will need spring compressors (available from most automotive and tool stores and not to dear) As not using these is dangerous, no matter what any body says.

Honestly, without proper tools and know how I would not recommend taking this on.

i did mine myself but i did them with a mate who had already done his, not too hard when you have spring compressors and a lot of time, but make sure you have someone who has done it before or you will be screwed,
cheers
jaz

Before you start remember to get the right tools as you will need spring compressors (available from most automotive and tool stores and not to dear) As not using these is dangerous, no matter what any body says.

These are not dangerous at all, have used mine on a number of cars with no probs what so ever. Only dangerous if you dont take em off when your done lol

Its totally possible to do yourself.. mitsu suspension is easy to work with.. I watched my mechanic friend do mine, and its definately doable..

And as was said before, you just really need spring compressors... and then youre sweet... take note of what you are doing tho, as sometimes it can be a pain to fit the spring back onto the strut correctly..

ok thanks for the advice I've seen my mechanic do it on my old vr commodore it looked preety simple (especially the back ones) but I know doing the front can be exciting :nuts:

Have a look at the tech pages on www.madmagna.com

Its easy to do.

Spring compressors (get the double claw type) ($20), socket set, torque wrench and a decent jack/car stands (not the shitty scissor jack that comes with the car)

I can scan from the workshop manual how to remove the struts if you like aswell as give you all the torque settings.

See the below images to ensure you get your springs and strut plates mounted correctly.

http://members.optusnet.com.au/miltonf/car/strut1.jpghttp://members.optusnet.com.au/miltonf/car/strut2.jpg