KW Adjusting height

Originally Posted by azn370z Are you talking about the rear spring perch? You want to turn it so it increases in total length, to raise the car. The rears too,..but

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05-10-2010, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by azn370z

Are you talking about the rear spring perch? You want to turn it so it increases in total length, to raise the car.

The rears too,..but mostly since I adjusted the front..
I wanted to lower the front a little and adjusted the coilover so that I moved the collar "upwards" 2 full turns.

Im not sure if the co needs time to settle or if I should see immediate change...but looks more like the driver side is 1/4" higher instead of lower (mechanic said to adjust upwards as well)...

Am I supposed to turn them downwards to lower? I can wait for replies before turning a wrench for confirmation and give the car any chance to settle in on the height adjustment...

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