coilover hitting up a-arm
hey guys.
anybody ever have this issue in the front? i cant lower my car much more due to the fact that the spring and perch will be resting on the a-arm.
is this common?
btw coils are the new ARK PERFORMANCE stp with no helpers.
-Nick.
anybody ever have this issue in the front? i cant lower my car much more due to the fact that the spring and perch will be resting on the a-arm.
is this common?
btw coils are the new ARK PERFORMANCE stp with no helpers.
-Nick.
What is your setup? Springs (rate/length) and shocks?
I ran into this issue which limited lowering with 10" springs. I now run 8" with take-up springs up front and have no issue.
Here's a photo before lowering. The take-up springs do expand when the car is jacked up now.
I ran into this issue which limited lowering with 10" springs. I now run 8" with take-up springs up front and have no issue.
Here's a photo before lowering. The take-up springs do expand when the car is jacked up now.
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i have the new ARK performance ST-P coilovers with the helper springs removed. they look similar to how yours are in clearance to the a-arm.
my idea now is to bring the spring all the way up as high as i can and then spin the bottom section up, the part that bolts to the lower arm can also be spun on the threads.
does this make sense? is there a way to adjust something so the coilover is on a larger angle?
i have the new ARK performance ST-P coilovers with the helper springs removed. they look similar to how yours are in clearance to the a-arm.
my idea now is to bring the spring all the way up as high as i can and then spin the bottom section up, the part that bolts to the lower arm can also be spun on the threads.
does this make sense? is there a way to adjust something so the coilover is on a larger angle?
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