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Just a quick question

Do i need to take off my wheels when adjusting my full coilovers or can i leave them on? Thanks in advance.
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you can leave them on, just jack up each wheel and adjust the height on them.
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awesome, thanks for the quick reply
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you can leave them on, just jack up each wheel and adjust the height on them.
yea what he said.
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ditto.
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it depends if you can fit your hand between the gap or not. it also depends on the kind of rim you have, some you can stick your hands between the spokes and some you cant. Its hellava lot easier trying to adjust it with the rim off though
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yeah thats what i figured but just wanted to check w/ you guys
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I would just spend an extra minute or 2o to take the tire off, in the long run it'll be a lot quicker w/o the tire on rather than working around the tire to adjust it. For me it's easier anyways.

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