bc coilover question
haha crap didnt see ur post until now. i was on my way bak home when u posted that. hillbank was a kool place. i expected it to be bigger. so basically i have the coilovers. only installed the rears only for now. gonna install the fronts tomorrow. did a small test drive to see if i home bolts loosened. so far it feels great. went on some man holes and undivided roads around my neighbor and it feels great at the moment.
ill keep u all posted
ill keep u all posted
haha crap didnt see ur post until now. i was on my way bak home when u posted that. hillbank was a kool place. i expected it to be bigger. so basically i have the coilovers. only installed the rears only for now. gonna install the fronts tomorrow. did a small test drive to see if i home bolts loosened. so far it feels great. went on some man holes and undivided roads around my neighbor and it feels great at the moment.
ill keep u all posted
ill keep u all posted
I'm not sure I fully understand your inquiry by the way you phrased your question. The shocks come matched up to the springs no matter what height you adjust the coilovers to. I guess you're asking how firm you should have the shocks set to the height you've adjusted the rear coilovers to? I currently have my coilovers set to: (front) 14 clicks from soft and (rear) 6 clicks from soft. I called BC Racing and they suggest starting at 15 clicks from soft for both front and rear...and adjust to your liking from that point.
The lower you have the car the smaller you want the shock. To get exact measurements i would probably call BC...But i just played with it till it felt right.
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