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04-29-11, 04:20 PM
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So I figured out how to adjust the coils
Went to get an alignment and they told me my lowr control arms bushings are shot!
Does anyone know wer I can order bushings?
And what brand? Since I'm changing the arm bushings might as well replace all..
Is there a DIY for this? Thanks in advance
Went to get an alignment and they told me my lowr control arms bushings are shot!
Does anyone know wer I can order bushings?
And what brand? Since I'm changing the arm bushings might as well replace all..
Is there a DIY for this? Thanks in advance
04-29-11, 04:25 PM
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Has anyone know how to adjust this coils?
My rear seems to be so damn low..I already adjust it to the highest settings but still so damn low..
Edit so I drove the car today..
And car is uncontrollable...the steering wheel wiggle like it goes left and right
I feel like I'm gonna hit the car next to me..
Help guys ..
My rear seems to be so damn low..I already adjust it to the highest settings but still so damn low..
Edit so I drove the car today..
And car is uncontrollable...the steering wheel wiggle like it goes left and right
I feel like I'm gonna hit the car next to me..
Help guys ..
Edit 2:
So I figured out how to adjust the coils
Went to get an alignment and they told me my lowr control arms bushings are shot!
Does anyone know wer I can order bushings?
And what brand? Since I'm changing the arm bushings might as well replace all..
Is there a DIY for this? Thanks in advance
04-30-11, 08:29 AM
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Reset as in preloading your suspension before tightening all the bolts. The suspension needs to be close to static/neutral position otherwise your bushings will be screaming for their lives.
This is how bushings go bad in the long run, especially if they're old. It's also why people think their springs are 'settling' on their car when in fact it's their bushings.
Springs aren't suppose to settle.
This is how bushings go bad in the long run, especially if they're old. It's also why people think their springs are 'settling' on their car when in fact it's their bushings.
Springs aren't suppose to settle.
05-01-11, 06:24 PM
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I was probably the first person to have BC Racing coilovers and I've had them for a number of years now. You're rear seems very low I dont believe you adjusted the coilovers correctly. My rear is almost stock height maybe an inch drop and I still have plenty of thread to go.
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