Is There a Way to Avoid Drilling Hole While Installing Air Lift Helper Springs in 2015 Honda Odyssey

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Hi I just ordered the airlift 1000, for my odyssey 2015, is there any way to avoid drilling 3/4 dia hole below the control arm, like in Sienna, ..I know I still have to remove the bump stops though. Thanks in advance John

asked by: John L

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Hello John,

No there is not a way to avoid drilling a hole for when installing the Air Lift 1000 Air Helper Springs for Coil Springs # AL60815 on your 2015 Honda Odyssey.

The hole is required because otherwise there isn't going to be room for the valve stem on the springs.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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