grantrules

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r/MechanicAdvice•

Like the title says, I have a 2008 Honda CRV and the rear is always sagging.. I've replaced with OEM struts and it doesn't fix it. I feel like shops don't have any options but all-in-one struts, so is there something I can order myself and have a shop install?

Doing some research, it looks like this all should fit:

https://aerogenicsusa.com/products/aerogenics-x-swift-heavy-duty-rear-springs-07-11-honda-crv

https://www.tirerack.com/suspension/suspension.jsp?affiliate=AA4&make=KYB&model=GR-2/Excel-G%20Shock&sku=341492&GCID=C13674x012-suspension&KEYWORD=suspension_KYB_GR-2/Excel-G_Shock&code=yes&group=GR-2/Excel-G&checkVehicle

Will this work? Are there other (cheaper) heavy duty spring op

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r/photomarket•

photo w/ timestamp - Asking $450 shipped

An amazing camera for beginner underwater photography. A very compact mirrorless cam with a decent little lens makes for a small diving package. The downsides of the a5000 versus the a5100 and a6000 become less apparent underwater.. a5100 has a touch screen you can't touch and the a6000 has a viewfinder you can't view! On land it's a great pocketable travel cam, too, and I'm so close to "shouldn't I just keep it"? Great for snorkeling, for diving you might want to step it up with a cheap Letonpower light from aliexpress (and grab a cold-shoe to 1" ball and a 1" ball clamp)

I bought the housing open-box and used it

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