What everyones been waiting for!!! BC Racing Coilovers!!!!
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mine didn't?
not for the bottom..
i reused the old bottom piece.
got my front where i want them, started playing with the rear.... measurements on the spring / shock match.. but for some reason the passenger side is like 1/2" higher. just have to figure that out now
not for the bottom..
i reused the old bottom piece.
got my front where i want them, started playing with the rear.... measurements on the spring / shock match.. but for some reason the passenger side is like 1/2" higher. just have to figure that out now
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I guess I will flip the rear springs this weekend and just use the rubber stock bottoms since I really don't want the metal/metal contact.
And some how fix the noise coming from the fronts.... No idea what it could be how how my rotor/caliper got misaligned but something sure did happen
Hopefully maybe look at it tonight.
And some how fix the noise coming from the fronts.... No idea what it could be how how my rotor/caliper got misaligned but something sure did happen
Hopefully maybe look at it tonight.
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Can you please take some pics of the rear spring? Top and bottom, that would be great!
I am sure I got the front coilover install right, just driver side rotor might be misaligned? Who knows, will take off the wheel when I get home and check.
I am sure I got the front coilover install right, just driver side rotor might be misaligned? Who knows, will take off the wheel when I get home and check.
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So real quick again, I understand how to fix the rear now but for the front when you have your car jacked up and you spin the wheel, does it make a light sound of pad rubbing on rotor? At all? Ive always had this on my car just not sure if its normal or not.
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Last edited by Black Guy; Apr 16, 2008 at 08:12 PM.
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sure it's actually the pads on the rotor? see if you can slide a sheet of paper or something between them and then spin the rotor
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I got it, it was the plate behind the rotors, I bent it kinda when i was manually turning the wheels so it was rubbing on the back a bit. All fixed now, thanks for the help.