Coilovers - Whats Up They Are Seized Up?
My coil-overs were already on the car when I purchased it. The front may be a little too low for my low pros and 18s. The tires rub the underbody on tight right turns. The spring in the back isn't resting against the top of the shock. So when I put the spanner wrench on the whole coil over spins around the base of the shock. The nuts are stuck in place. Do I need two spanners and twist different directions to crack them loose? I'd hate to put her in the shop for a damn screw.
lift the whole axle side up, not just the corner or left/right side.
this way the swaybar doesnt put an extra amount of pressure on the springs, making it harder to turn the perch.
this way the swaybar doesnt put an extra amount of pressure on the springs, making it harder to turn the perch.
Op yes you need two wrenches to losen up the two collars. They are tightened against each other
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00CivicSleeper
Honda Civic / Del Sol (1992 - 2000)
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Jun 22, 2005 12:11 AM




