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Can you access the damping adjustment easily or do you have to drop the assembly (or pull the rear seat, trunk pieces, etc.) to get to the adjustment ****? Are there any coilovers that adjust from the bottom like the Koni Yellows?
Can you access the damping adjustment easily or do you have to drop the assembly (or pull the rear seat, trunk pieces, etc.) to get to the adjustment ****? Are there any coilovers that adjust from the bottom like the Koni Yellows?
My Megan LP coils adjust from the side of the upper shock towers, just jack it up a little to relieve the compression and you can easily get in there to adjust it.
blah I have Stance SS, and the front are super easy, just pop the hood and do it, for the rear, i gotta basically unbolt the top to adjust the setting =|
Can you access the damping adjustment easily or do you have to drop the assembly (or pull the rear seat, trunk pieces, etc.) to get to the adjustment ****? Are there any coilovers that adjust from the bottom like the Koni Yellows?
I have powertrix...I just have extenders in the rear so adjustment ***** are right behind the headrests
I've read mixed reviews about extenders either working well or not working well. That fact, along with the obnoxious prices (at the time) made me come up with this:
Removing the seat is a 4 bolt process that takes mere minutes (or less with an electric impact gun). Hope that helps.
Can always go with tein and get edfc. It has worked great for me to switch up between cruising and when I want to go on a canyon run or drive more aggressive.
RS*R Sports*i Coils can be adjusted in the front by popping the hood, easy access. The rear, not so easy. Have to take the assembly out completely to adjust.
When I did my coils, prior to installing, I told the mechanic if he can drill a hole right on top of the rear coilover shock where it meets the inside of the vehicle. The extender anchors to the shock top nut and you can pull it through into the trunk of the veh. Its not that long but its enough to turn it and adjust the stiffness. I'm on D2 Racing coilovers so I am not sure if other coilovers can do the same. Ill try and take some pics.