FOR THOSE WITH COILOVERS !!!
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08 C350, mars Red, Pano, PII, M.Media, Ipod. 18" AMG rims
FOR THOSE WITH COILOVERS !!!
I just installed h&r coilovers and I found that the rear coils can only be adjusted by removing the spring... Is there any other way of adjusting the height without removing the spring ?
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The usual way of adjusting rears is like the front with adjusting nuts on it, but I guess access in place is not possible. Sometimes they are installed up-side-down for access to the adjusters.
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Not sure I understand. Is it as kevin states and its just the matter of having no room? You should have a bit of space albeit the process is gonna be lengthy. Invest in a spring compressor if anything so your job is easier. I'll be borrowing my friend's when his comes in so I can remove my collars. Sadly the megans I'm running on still has a 2 finger gap in the rear when bottomed out.
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Does the spring perch for the rear springs go on the bottom? Or does it go on the top of the spring in place of the spring pad?
If I remember correctly, the spring pads must be removed when installing coilovers. And if they do in fact replace the spring pad, then I see no other way to do height adjustment in the rear unless you remove the entire rear spring.
If I remember correctly, the spring pads must be removed when installing coilovers. And if they do in fact replace the spring pad, then I see no other way to do height adjustment in the rear unless you remove the entire rear spring.
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Does the spring perch for the rear springs go on the bottom? Or does it go on the top of the spring in place of the spring pad?
If I remember correctly, the spring pads must be removed when installing coilovers. And if they do in fact replace the spring pad, then I see no other way to do height adjustment in the rear unless you remove the entire rear spring.
If I remember correctly, the spring pads must be removed when installing coilovers. And if they do in fact replace the spring pad, then I see no other way to do height adjustment in the rear unless you remove the entire rear spring.
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08 C350, mars Red, Pano, PII, M.Media, Ipod. 18" AMG rims
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You should just set it once. And remember that 1/2" at the spring is about 1.5" at the wheel, due to the MR (motion ratio).
And call H&R @ Toll Free (888) 827-8881 I promise they will not yell at you, they are pleased you bought their system.
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Check out this thread from the C63 forum:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...pr03s-way.html
He adjusts his coils without disassembling the rear suspension. Pictures are missing but I think the post is detailed enough.
EDIT: Google has some of the pictures cached.
Last edited by mangoango; Mar 14, 2013 at 12:34 PM.
