In this video, I cover the process of upgrading the stock front coil springs of the ZR2 Colorado to the Eibach springs made for the diesel version of this truck. The process is easier than on my old truck (Silverado Trailboss), but working with multimatic shocks presented a slight hiccup that thankfully, I was able identify what I did wrong and readjusted. As you all may know, I am not a mechanic, and I don’t claim to be a mechanic. Im just comfortable working on things, messing up, and learning from my mistakes. If you proceed to do this work on your own vehicle, you assume all the risks involved including serious injury or worse. Either way, enjoy the video, and I am happy to have you all coming back for more videos on this channel.
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