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Tutorial calibrate coilovers bc racing
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What are you trying to do exactly, lower/raise/soften/stiffen??
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That is easy.
Step 1: Measure how much you want to lower the ride height Step 2: Raise car/remove wheels Step 3: Loosen lower locking collar for the coilover assembly (the part that bolts to the knuckle/control arm) Step 4: Unbolt assembly from knuckle/control arm Step 5: Spin coilover assembly down the desired amount Step 6: Bolt coilover assembly to knuckle/control arm Step 7: tighten locking collar Step 8: Reinstall wheels/lower car Step 9: Alignment
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Thank you very much for your help. And sorry for my english. I have another question. Do I have to lower the front axle than the rear axle?. Thank you. |
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