Right its another coilover topic
I have fitted some KW V1s and I know they arent as good as say FK's for lows but rather for handling etc. The front is low and grinds on speedbumps etc - looks good, but the rear is dead high and every time I adjust it, it seems to make no difference - same old tractor style. *plug for High Peak Low Dubs* I need it to be looking good for my first show over near Buxton in the lovely Peak District on Sunday.
Any ideas?
Coilover Advice
Coilover Advice
Remove the adjustment plates on either side completely and let the spring sit on the axel plate. Works fine and the spring shouldn't be able to move around.
This should give you about an inch.
This should give you about an inch.
Re: Coilover Advice
Yep, remove both adjustment rings, the adjuster and the locking adjuster and let the spring sit in the threaded bit
Thats what I have done to my Bilstein B14's which are also designed for handling rarther than looking low, looks pretty good now though!
Thats what I have done to my Bilstein B14's which are also designed for handling rarther than looking low, looks pretty good now though!
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Thanks guys
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Re: Coilover Advice
if you feel any unease with just springs, cable ties are our friends
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i just got my brand new ap coilovers fitted, they can go really low on the front, but the back isnt very low at all with the adjuster cups in, ill see if it settles in anymore, if not there coming out!