wtf is up with this gay suspension (excuse the language) lol
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wtf is up with this gay suspension (excuse the language) lol
i put my coilovers in and realized a problem the bottom of the strut where the coilover sits is like a V and the things you spin to adjust the hight sit on the top of the V and dont let me go any lower half of my coilover is at the bottom of the strut and the V isnt letting me drop my front any lower whats up with this V thing? cant take it out right?
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but if i cut it i cant put my stock springs back on right?[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG][hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: UNPREDICTABLE
but if i cut it i cant put my stock springs back on right?[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG][hr]
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You have to cut the perch and you won't be able to put back the stock springs back on that's why I bought some aftermarket springs ...!!!
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You have to cut the perch and you won't be able to put back the stock springs back on that's why I bought some aftermarket springs ...!!!
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i recently got some OBX Coilovers for my civic and the spinner/ sleeve won't fit for the front so i took it to the shop where i got them and they are going to put them on. i have a 6in drop on my civic believe me cutting stock springs= not smart [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG] i learned the hard way and then pretty much riding on bump stops in the rear is not fun either [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG]
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I ran mine like that for a long time. after I got my konis then I decided to wack the front perch off. I don't ever want to be stock height anyways.
I find them really easy to adjust as precise as I want. Its all in starting them out even and keeping track of how much you turn them.
I ran mine like that for a long time. after I got my konis then I decided to wack the front perch off. I don't ever want to be stock height anyways.
I find them really easy to adjust as precise as I want. Its all in starting them out even and keeping track of how much you turn them.
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sounds like weak design to me . GC's don't have that problem. the collar is small enough to go almost all the way down on the front and back without cutting.
I ran mine like that for a long time. after I got my konis then I decided to wack the front perch off. I don't ever want to be stock height anyways.
I find them really easy to adjust as precise as I want. Its all in starting them out even and keeping track of how much you turn them.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: djmota
sounds like weak design to me . GC's don't have that problem. the collar is small enough to go almost all the way down on the front and back without cutting.
I ran mine like that for a long time. after I got my konis then I decided to wack the front perch off. I don't ever want to be stock height anyways.
I find them really easy to adjust as precise as I want. Its all in starting them out even and keeping track of how much you turn them.[hr]
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