Reply to "Billet Shocks and Springs"

kaamacatMember

Kevin. No. At the bottom of the coilover setup are two rings with notches in them. Loosen the bottom one and the other would adjust your height. Now, like was also said earlier, you do have a limited amount of adjustment, where you might might wanna go with a higher rated spring versus cranking the heck out of the adjuster if you need more height. As an example Alden says dont let more than 1" of threads show (if possible). You would have to remove the wheel though to get enough movment from your spanner wrench.

One thing I noticed was, that my Aldens are about 3/4" shorter overall than the original Konis.

I have 550# on the rear of mine, and, I may just swap up to 600# to get that extra amount versus adjusting more. (to keep full motion of travel available). Each car will be a bit different.

Bob

2/23/053:53 PM

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