| Tips on setting up new coliovers. - Click HERE for Original Thread |
| EDISKRAD EHT |
I just installed some BC Racing Coilovers, and I am looking for some tips or suggestions on how I should set them up initially. I'm a complete noob with adjusting these things.
Should I just raise and lower the ride height until they dont rub? (The fronts rub)
Or should I mess with the spring preload then deal with ride height?
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| Blaine B. |
Befriend somebody with corner weighting scales.
Adjust ride height as desired. |
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| Fish_e_o |
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Originally posted by Blaine B.
Befriend somebody with corner weighting scales.
Adjust ride height as desired.
eurasia can do it... so i'm told.. i looked into it a while back.. |
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| EDISKRAD EHT |
Is it best to adjust ride height by the top nuts? (Holding the spring)
Or the bottom single nut? |
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| EDISKRAD EHT |
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Originally posted by Can't Stop Spin
http://www.srtforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=340160
there ya go you newb :lol: Just follow the link posted by neonelite10, after the install how to, he explains how to raise/lower the car with bc coilovers
Hey at least I know how to put my own in my car!:asshole:
You will see when you put yours in. There's 2 ways to raise and lower them, but one messes with spring preload. So:p
Here's a good link I found,
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| chris f |
| the single nut will set you shock hight, assy. the dubble nutter will set the hight and pre load |
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| EDISKRAD EHT |
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Originally posted by chris f
the single nut will set you shock hight, assy. the dubble nutter will set the hight and pre load
Well I know that much Chris. I'm not that much of a noob.:p |
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