Today I’m going to replace the extremely worn out struts on my ’99 Acura Integra. If you saw the last video with my Integra, you’re aware that my suspension is completely shot. Like, really bad! So I could throw some adjustable coilovers on this car, but I’m not going to be carving canyons in this vehicle—I’ll mainly use it to cruise around town. Since I don’t need anything fancy or aggressive, I’m opting for inexpensive pre-assembled struts/springs. With these, you just take out the old assembly, and drop in the new one. No need for a spring compressor, which should hopefully make this a quick and easy job. So let’s get to work and find out!
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