Help with slamming car
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Help with slamming car
Hey guys. Just bought some bc n+ from another member. I have them installed and pretty low right now. I've rolled the fenders a little bit and removed the rear tab.
My cars on 18"s. It's still rubbing pretty bad so I'm wondering if there's anything else that I can do.
Also. I'm still confused on how to adjust the damper. Plz help and thanks.
I will have some pics when I actually get on a computer.
My cars on 18"s. It's still rubbing pretty bad so I'm wondering if there's anything else that I can do.
Also. I'm still confused on how to adjust the damper. Plz help and thanks.
I will have some pics when I actually get on a computer.
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Do these coilovers have external reservoirs on the rear? If not, then check to make sure your rear dampers still have compression travel before hitting the bump stops. If they are the coilovers I'm thinking of, you really can't go very low with them.
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Size: Front 18x8.5, Rear 18x9.5
The offset is around 43 I think. I'm not positive though
No they don't have the resivoirs but a lot of people here do slam their cars with these.
The offset is around 43 I think. I'm not positive though
No they don't have the resivoirs but a lot of people here do slam their cars with these.
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^^^this....for God's sake why do people slam the S...the suspension geometry gets FUBAR'd when you do that. Treat the car with some respect man.
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