Coilover Adjustment
I have BC RS coilovers and the bottom bracket used to raise and lower the height is stuck as well as the locking perch above it.
I tried:
- flathead screwdriver wedged in notch + hammer
- loads of anti-seize
- the included spanner wrench with a long breaker bar
- heat gun (I think aluminum expands more quickly than steel)
- strap wrench on the middle of the shock and a bar between the mounting holes on the bracket
Any other ideas?
I tried:
- flathead screwdriver wedged in notch + hammer
- loads of anti-seize
- the included spanner wrench with a long breaker bar
- heat gun (I think aluminum expands more quickly than steel)
- strap wrench on the middle of the shock and a bar between the mounting holes on the bracket
Any other ideas?
Don't buy cheap coilovers?
But honestly, normally you'd put a torch to it, but I'm afraid it might damage the oils within the shock. You could try a block of wood on the notch of the colar and hit it a couple times with a hammer.
But honestly, normally you'd put a torch to it, but I'm afraid it might damage the oils within the shock. You could try a block of wood on the notch of the colar and hit it a couple times with a hammer.
Originally Posted by Highrpmek,Jun 19 2007, 04:50 PM
Don't buy cheap coilovers?
But honestly, normally you'd put a torch to it, but I'm afraid it might damage the oils within the shock. You could try a block of wood on the notch of the colar and hit it a couple times with a hammer.
But honestly, normally you'd put a torch to it, but I'm afraid it might damage the oils within the shock. You could try a block of wood on the notch of the colar and hit it a couple times with a hammer.Thread
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