Length of Time for Springs to "Settle"
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Length of Time for Springs to "Settle"
I just installed the Tanabe GF. I bought them slightly used and was wondering if the springs still need to "settle" or is the height I have now the end height.
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I not sure but I thought the springs would settle when the car comes down from the lift and is rolled or driven a few feet.
Where is everyone getting there alignments done? My car will scrape going up a normal rack.
Where is everyone getting there alignments done? My car will scrape going up a normal rack.
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just to be on the safe side, wait a week or so... if used, the springs should already have compressed their full amount, but since they're slightly used, just treat them like they're brand new.
and letting springs settle isnt primarily on the springs compressing, it has to do with your suspension assembly adjusting itself accordingly. thats why your camber, toe, and caster may change (and most likely will) --> alignment needed
and letting springs settle isnt primarily on the springs compressing, it has to do with your suspension assembly adjusting itself accordingly. thats why your camber, toe, and caster may change (and most likely will) --> alignment needed
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I think the springs need to settle into the rubber bushing at the top of the damper. I have heard that this can take a month depending on how much it is driven and how hot it is.
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