^ Haven't tried an Engine clip yet, but I have tried 2 differen't plastic clips from autozone that have failed to work....

 

Lowe's sells a lot of plastic clips similar to those push-pins. Varying sizes, hit them up

 

Good call. Thanks Circuit.

 

No problem, we drive our cars just like you guys. Stuff falls apart or gets destroyed and we're left trying to figure it out haha.

BTW, I always go to Lowes whenever I need a nut, bolt or fastener, they have a much better section for that stuff compared to Home Depot.

 

I hear ya...

I'm really not trying to raise the car...looks too good at the height its at right now. Long as I'm not shredding up tires, then I don't care if I rub little.
Only concern of mine is that I need some kind of stable to hold that sideskirt in place. Gonna check out and buy an assortment of clips today at Lowes.

 

While you are there...

Look for a similiar size & length version of the OEM screw, but like this:

Flat & self tapping.

Look for black or stainless steel....



Joe Z

 

Does anyone have any tricks to adjusting the stiffness/softness of your coilovers?

Because I hate having to take apart my trunk and the plastic in the engine bay to adjust my coilovers..

 

You really shouldnt have to adjust them that often....

The front isn't a big deal, I think. Taking off the plastic only takes a minute (plus I leave mine off);

The rear is a different story. I'm not sure how yours adjust but my JIC's came with a little allen key/****; so my installer cut an 'X' in my trunk liner over the adjustment **** for each coilover. You can't even see the cut; I just stick the allen key in, find the top of the coilover.. and adjust it that way. Hope this helps.

 

Key/**** thingy:



Driver's side trunk cutout (You can barely make it out, it's the shape of an "+")



Driver's side with adjustment **** in..




Passenger's side cutout, a little easier to see.

 

I plan on ordering the IS-C suspension access panels for the rear.. (in black)

If they don't work, I will make some generic round ones...

 

im ghetto i just cut mine! i dont look back there ever anyways!

 

Those access panels are nice.

 

I made it even easier.. My whole interior is sitting in my garage.. :d

 

Look into the BC racing rear extenders.




Mine dont look like that, its very hidden. I drilled a hole directly above the coilovers, so the cable is a tad longer and basically curves into the felt above. Nobody ever sees it unless they tilt there heads down.

 

^ Yup, the extenders make accessing the damping adjustments in the rear a big help.

We can get these for you if you need 'em, just shoot us a PM