Coilover Help, Height Adjustment
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From: Dont get your Honda Stolen, NJ, USA
hey guys...I jsut wanted to know is there any way to adjust ride height without disconnecting either the bottom or the top of the shock to allow it to rotate??
This is for the coilovers that adjust via the bottom perch without messing w/ the preload. Is the only way to adjust the height by removing the bottom bolt or top of the shock???
This is for the coilovers that adjust via the bottom perch without messing w/ the preload. Is the only way to adjust the height by removing the bottom bolt or top of the shock???
iono what you meant eaxctly ... <--- soo confused
anywho, y do you need to remove the bolts for? just jack the car up and adjust the perch using a perch wrench
COUNT the thread and do the same thing on the other side
anywho, y do you need to remove the bolts for? just jack the car up and adjust the perch using a perch wrench
COUNT the thread and do the same thing on the other side
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well i think i found a way...these coilovers adjust ride height by the lower perch...There are 3 purches..the top 2 are to adjust preload and the botom is to adjust ride height....
well..i think i found a way...if you loosen the bottom perch..then lossen the top 2 perches and by using the wrenches turn the top 2 perches in the same direction at the same time..this should move the entire shock body up and down
well..i think i found a way...if you loosen the bottom perch..then lossen the top 2 perches and by using the wrenches turn the top 2 perches in the same direction at the same time..this should move the entire shock body up and down
no NOOB!!
dont lossen the two top perches if you dont wanna mess up the preload ... just lossen the bottom perch in the bottom mount ... the purpose of the small perch is to lock up the big perch that hold the spring when you turn it in the opposite direction
dont lossen the two top perches if you dont wanna mess up the preload ... just lossen the bottom perch in the bottom mount ... the purpose of the small perch is to lock up the big perch that hold the spring when you turn it in the opposite direction
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lol...damn man...but when u loosen the bottom mount you cant move the shock unless you remove the lower a-arm bolt from the shock to turn the shock to raise and lower the height
sorry for my noob questions..but i use to have tein RA and the only way to adjsut height was to mess with the preload with the top perches..lol
sorry for my noob questions..but i use to have tein RA and the only way to adjsut height was to mess with the preload with the top perches..lol
yeah but you when you turn the big top perch with the small perch in lock possition, you will able to turn the whole suspension in opposite direction w/o removing the LCA bolt .. how hard is it to understand!!!? lol
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d2's?
If so you loosen the very bottom nut that locks the bottom portion. Then make sure the top 2 perchs are very securly tighten againest each other (top clock, bottom counter clock) Then to lower turn the top clockwise. To raise turn the bottom counter clock.
The above method you will notice that you are turing the perchs againest each other but that is it moving the threaded shock collar up or down the arm shock mount.
http://www.d2racingsports.com....n.jpg
Not sure but I think Tein work the same way.
If so you loosen the very bottom nut that locks the bottom portion. Then make sure the top 2 perchs are very securly tighten againest each other (top clock, bottom counter clock) Then to lower turn the top clockwise. To raise turn the bottom counter clock.
The above method you will notice that you are turing the perchs againest each other but that is it moving the threaded shock collar up or down the arm shock mount.
http://www.d2racingsports.com....n.jpg
Not sure but I think Tein work the same way.
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If so you loosen the very bottom nut that locks the bottom portion. Then make sure the top 2 perchs are very securly tighten againest each other (top clock, bottom counter clock) Then to lower turn the top clockwise. To raise turn the bottom counter clock.
The above method you will notice that you are turing the perchs againest each other but that is it moving the threaded shock collar up or down the arm shock mount.
http://www.d2racingsports.com....n.jpg
Not sure but I think Tein work the same way.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i already explained it to him over AIM's ... hes a noob like that
If so you loosen the very bottom nut that locks the bottom portion. Then make sure the top 2 perchs are very securly tighten againest each other (top clock, bottom counter clock) Then to lower turn the top clockwise. To raise turn the bottom counter clock.
The above method you will notice that you are turing the perchs againest each other but that is it moving the threaded shock collar up or down the arm shock mount.
http://www.d2racingsports.com....n.jpg
Not sure but I think Tein work the same way.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i already explained it to him over AIM's ... hes a noob like that
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thanks u jerk!!!...i had a different set of coilovers that adjusted by messing with the preload...the new set i have is rather different...
i have a simple question...im sure all of you didnt know how to do some things yourself at one point...its all good though...
i have a simple question...im sure all of you didnt know how to do some things yourself at one point...its all good though...
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dummy haha JK ... just ask question and we r here to help
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dummy haha JK ... just ask question and we r here to help
</TD></TR></TABLE>i would've, but it seems like you guys's hands have been busy with spinless noobs asking how to do burn-outs or what to do to their car
dummy haha JK ... just ask question and we r here to help
</TD></TR></TABLE>i would've, but it seems like you guys's hands have been busy with spinless noobs asking how to do burn-outs or what to do to their car
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dummy haha JK ... just ask question and we r here to help
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