tein flex coilovers question
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Like I said in my first post FULL clockwise is FULL stiff meaning setting 0 (zero)
0 full stiff to 16 full soft. (where are you getting 27? did you read what i said about possible damage to shock going pst 16 too many times?)
start from FULL clock then go CCW.
HTH
Like I said in my first post FULL clockwise is FULL stiff meaning setting 0 (zero)
0 full stiff to 16 full soft. (where are you getting 27? did you read what i said about possible damage to shock going pst 16 too many times?)
start from FULL clock then go CCW.
HTH
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Originally Posted by SOHCmyDOHC,Nov 15 2009, 08:31 PM
Where did you hear this from?
If you read the instruction manual yes you could keep going past 16 but you run the risk of damaging the shock. I confirmed it with the tech long ago when I got my CO's. Then again it's not my CO's so feel free to do whatever you want to.
http://www.tein.com/tech_info/inst/6a58u.pdf
If you read the instruction manual yes you could keep going past 16 but you run the risk of damaging the shock. I confirmed it with the tech long ago when I got my CO's. Then again it's not my CO's so feel free to do whatever you want to.
http://www.tein.com/tech_info/inst/6a58u.pdf
"Use only levels 1-16........., if the spring used are harder than the standard set, adjust at a harder setting."
Jay
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Originally Posted by Jaydem,Nov 16 2009, 05:51 PM
In caution area under adjusting force damping....
"Use only levels 1-16........., if the spring used are harder than the standard set, adjust at a harder setting."
Jay
"Use only levels 1-16........., if the spring used are harder than the standard set, adjust at a harder setting."
Jay
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