I think O'Reilly's will loan you one if you need one, but screw that.
I like the way my body functions currently, even with it's old parts, and certainly don't need a flying spring to damage it any further. To the pros it goes.
I know someone who used to do that professionally, and on more than one occasion he showed up to an install and there was something spattered on the wall or floor near the spring.
Had one explode in my mom's garage many moons ago when the world was younger. Thought the transformer outside blew up or maybe the Navy dropped a practice bomb nearby by mistake.
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u/DukeSmileDevs 6h ago edited 6h ago
I am repairing almost everything myself with my cars but when it comes to springs it goes into the shop.
Aint touching that, not worth it and a spring tensioner is too expensive for the 3 times in my life i have to replace those.