
I have done this on a couple car before this one and thought it would be a pain in the arse......
The rear springs were very easy and I was able to get them done in about an hour for both......
The fronts were a little more challanging do to the interesting way the shock body attaches to the front fork....never seen it done that way......The most time consuming part is the compressing and decompressing of the springs(always)....that is the pain of the install......I might have been lucky no sticky bolts or nuts or problems....Just a slippery end joint......

All in all it was about a 3-3.5 hour ordeal that yielded great results.......got the drop i wanted, I no longer have a MS6 that looks like a rock crawler, but a more sporty feel and smoother ride. I will snap some photos as soon as I can find my camera, still packed some where........I would recommend this to anyone looking for a more subtle drop, not slammed look. The ride is not much different then stock, although you will feel the highway imperfections a little more. It also does as claims equals out the the fender gap between the front and back.......I am a big fan thus far
You have a spring compressor or did you rent/borrow from somebody? I only ask b/c its something I've been thinking about doing but don't have the tools.
