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Old 09-24-2009, 12:27 AM   #1
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I'm not mechanically inclined. What's involved in adjusting coilovers?

What about modified bump stops? Would I need those as well for coilovers?
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I'm not mechanically inclined. What's involved in adjusting coilovers?

What about modified bump stops? Would I need those as well for coilovers?
adjusting the height = taking weight of the strut, turning the perch up or down (and counting the number of turns) and locking in place

adjusting strut bound/rebound should be able to be done from the top or bottom of the strut.
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