coilover help
coilover help
hey everyone, so I recently purchased Ksport coilovers from KDAY and got them installed already and adjusted to the height i wanted (i'll post pics soon) but one thing i don't know is how to adjust the stiffness of the ride in the back. I adjusted the front to full soft but the rear just bounces on every darn bump in these crappy California roads!
any help would make my life easier! thanks!
any help would make my life easier! thanks!
cut a hole? that doesn't make sense...and once i do pull the strut out, how do i adjust the damper? i didn't see a **** on the rear ones like the front ones had...
thanks for the input though!!
Cut a hole in your panels from the back/trunk area to get access or just strip it all off. The rear struts take quite a bit of work to access from inside the car, lousy design... Some coil overs don't come with front and rear dampers, from what your saying yours might be one of them. In that case you can't adjust anything soo maybe try out a diff spring rate on the rear. What spring rate do you currently have in the rear?
Last edited by Polar_g37s; Sep 5, 2012 at 03:14 AM.
Not necessarily... KW is far superior to your average coils but I got wicked deal recently on HSD's they have front and rear damper and I really like the ride quality, no complains from me. I bet I paid around what the O.P paid for his Ksports, it just takes some time in researching the brand before you purchase and install. That being said I will sell these in a year or so and get me some KW's, their just too good to resist.
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Cut a hole in your panels from the back/trunk area to get access or just strip it all off. The rear struts take quite a bit of work to access from inside the car, lousy design... Some coil overs don't come with front and rear dampers, from what your saying yours might be one of them. In that case you can't adjust anything soo maybe try out a diff spring rate on the rear. What spring rate do you currently have in the rear?
i don't want to sound like a noob, but i am a noob, whats spring rate? how compressed the springs are? and how do i figure out what my spring rate is?
and thanks again for the help i appreciate it greatly!
Basically the higher the spring rate the more stiff the coilover will be. You can find your spring rate labeled on the coilover itself or online somewhere. From what ive found your spring rate is 9kg/7kg... but it would help knowing which exact model you have.
i have the Kontrol Pro, here is what I found on their website:
Upper Mount Front =ATM, Upper Mount Rear=ATM; Spring Rates Front =12/672, Spring Rates Rear=7.2/403
hope this helps you to be able to help me lol
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