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Well my ground controls should come in sometime this week. I will hopefully get aound to installin them either this week or the 2 upcoming weekends. I didnt get struts or shocks. I know mine are going to wear out faster but i plan to get Konis later on. Yes i understand the advantage of doing both now but am not doing it like that (i understand the disadvantages as well-$$). For those of you who have these coilovers. I have heard you need to grind something down for them to work. Is this true? or am i getting it confused with replacing the rear struts with Konis. Is this as simple of an install as if I were simply getting springs? Also have any of you used a camber kit with yours? Let me know any good advice I may need during the install. I will be doing it with friends that have installed spings/struts/shocks/camber kits before so I wont be completly alone. I also just helped my friend put on a camber kit for a 96 integra as well so I now have a much better understanding of how the whole suspension setup works. All tips are welcome.
thanks cormudgen |
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Oh and also, make sure you grease that bearing also, those of us that have these coils have experienced some noises when we'd drive. So make sure you grease them enough...also at the bottom of the spring where it sits on the gold adjuster. I used some plastic inserts that I got from someone who had xtra ones from his DropZones. I put them on the top of the spring and between that aluminum hat and as well as where it sits on the adjuster.
As it helps to zip tie that hat down also. Just like in the pic. |
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