Adjusting height on Megan EZ Street Coilovers
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Adjusting height on Megan EZ Street Coilovers
I just recieved my Megan EZ Street Coilovers last weekend and started to "play around with them" before I got them installed at a local shop. I wanted to see how to change the height so I searched around and watched videos and saw that it has to do with the rings, and loosing some bolts to a designated area on the coilover. So I tried to loosen the rings but everything was so tight and wouldnt budge. Well I didnt want to ruin anything before the install but now they are being put on the car. So any help on adjusting the height would be appreciated
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I would not recommend these actually, very heavy, and my aluminum lip started to flake almost immediatly. But they look good IMO.
Yeah they can go nearly 2 inches lower & the ride quality is stiff, not bouncy. I have my dampening maxed out. These are my first coilovers on the car, so I have no comparison, but I have no complaints.
I would not recommend these actually, very heavy, and my aluminum lip started to flake almost immediatly. But they look good IMO.
Yeah they can go nearly 2 inches lower & the ride quality is stiff, not bouncy. I have my dampening maxed out. These are my first coilovers on the car, so I have no comparison, but I have no complaints.
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Do you guys just measure the distance between the bottom of the spring and the top of the bottom section of the strut to figure your ride height and level them or what? How would you put them to "stock" ride height, just raise them all the way up and go down from there? I'm about to get a set from a buddy for cheap, but I honestly don't plan on dropping the car over 1.5". Do I even need a camber kit at those heights?
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