What kind of coilovers are these?
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What kind of coilovers are these?
When I bought my car it came with the suspension done. I know the car has tokico blues and but the coilovers I am not sure. Let me know if anyone can recongize these. I also want to adjust them so i can lower the car more for the summer. The previous owner didnt give me a tool. Where i can get one that will work with these.
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Re: What kind of coilovers are these? (00mofo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 00mofo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">look like maxspeeds</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea i think thats what they, anyone know where i can buy the adjusting tool for them?
Yea i think thats what they, anyone know where i can buy the adjusting tool for them?
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Re: What kind of coilovers are these?
if there's a junkyard around you, look there. i occasionally find the tools there.
as for the exact coilover make/model, just look at the print on the coil, should have a part number or company name
as for the exact coilover make/model, just look at the print on the coil, should have a part number or company name
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Re: What kind of coilovers are these? (TekSI)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TekSI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if there's a junkyard around you, look there. i occasionally find the tools there.
as for the exact coilover make/model, just look at the print on the coil, should have a part number or company name</TD></TR></TABLE>
I doubth that i would be able to find that tool at the junkyard
as for the exact coilover make/model, just look at the print on the coil, should have a part number or company name</TD></TR></TABLE>
I doubth that i would be able to find that tool at the junkyard
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Re: What kind of coilovers are these? (EbpEm1)
you may be able to get the tool on ebay
and if not there a performance shop should have a spares lying around
and if not there a performance shop should have a spares lying around
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Re: (bigtimejew)
my girls dad works with metal......he made me my spanner wrenches....they wrok great to...i made a templat for him out of cardboard and then he cut it out of quarter inch stanless on the cnc machine....work great.
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do most spanner wrenches for coilovers vary in size? I ordered some for my apexi coilovers, I got the address/number for a local dealer off of the apexi website.
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Re: (BignevadaBoB)
go to any automotive store, get 2 " spanner wrenches" thats the right tool, if you cant find it in a automotive store, a motercycle store will have them, its what they use to adjust rear sag on bikes
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Re: What kind of coilovers are these? (EbpEm1)
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wow, do u even have any suspension travel with the spring compressed that much? looks like they sagged.
wow, do u even have any suspension travel with the spring compressed that much? looks like they sagged.
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Re: What kind of coilovers are these? (Street Ghost)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Street Ghost »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
wow, do u even have any suspension travel with the spring compressed that much? looks like they sagged.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I just went underneath the car while it was on ramps and took these pictures. they are supporting the car weights and the car is not on jacks, i think thats why they are like that
wow, do u even have any suspension travel with the spring compressed that much? looks like they sagged.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I just went underneath the car while it was on ramps and took these pictures. they are supporting the car weights and the car is not on jacks, i think thats why they are like that