Loon's new coilovers
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Originally Posted by MB,Sep 16 2010, 05:56 PM
I had it set up nose down.
170mm front, 195mm rear.
I need to get my new S to those figures as it's scraping the floor!
170mm front, 195mm rear.
I need to get my new S to those figures as it's scraping the floor!
In fact mine looks lower
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Originally Posted by s2k_Nut,Sep 16 2010, 10:05 AM
That doesn't look (to my untrained eye) a lot different to stock ride height?
In fact mine looks lower
In fact mine looks lower
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The front is noticeably lower. The rear has come down a bit. My car has 61k on the clock so I suspect there some sagging but not a lot.
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http://www.tein.co.uk/installation_m...inst/6h64v.pdf
Best to measure the ride height front to rear and adjust to stock specs. It's easily done or you can get WIM to do it for you at a cost.
Spring preload is very important with Tein's - get that right and it'll ride close to stock.
Best to measure the ride height front to rear and adjust to stock specs. It's easily done or you can get WIM to do it for you at a cost.
Spring preload is very important with Tein's - get that right and it'll ride close to stock.
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Originally Posted by MB,Sep 16 2010, 07:32 PM
Has yours sagged? Mine was 20mm drop over standard OEM settings. My 55k miles suspension had sagged about 8mm which is to be expected.
msisleman - yeah its an oulton drift day, and yes they still do them, one quite recently I think.
#18
Originally Posted by E4RTH WORM JIM,Sep 16 2010, 08:41 PM
Needs lowering IMO
Wheels and brakes look great though
Wheels and brakes look great though