Coilover install
03-20-2015, 07:26 PM
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2012 C250
Coilover install
I'm looking for a thread or a how to video on some tips on installing my BC type BR coilovers onto my C250 sedan.. I've installed airbags and springs before but never coils..just looking for some tips on how to set the correct height settings/adjusting as well as dampening and rebound...both which are new to me in installing a setup..any help is greatly appreciated. I'm trying to do the install tomorrow morning, with some friends..
03-20-2015, 07:44 PM
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Shouldn't be any different than what you've already done before. Once everything is removed you will install the complete front assemblies. Don't adjust the spring perch as these are already set with preload. Adjust the shock body.
Rears will require adjusting the shock body and spring perch at the same level.
With most damper adjustable Coilovers the rebound is adjusted simultaneously there's no separate adjustment. That's from my experience with KW, not sure if BC is the same.
The adjustment tuning will come from driving it around. I know they come from the factory at the 8 setting if I'm not mistaken. I don't recall what the paper said. Either way, start soft and work your way up in 10% increments after each test drive until you achieve the ride you seek.
Rears will require adjusting the shock body and spring perch at the same level.
With most damper adjustable Coilovers the rebound is adjusted simultaneously there's no separate adjustment. That's from my experience with KW, not sure if BC is the same.
The adjustment tuning will come from driving it around. I know they come from the factory at the 8 setting if I'm not mistaken. I don't recall what the paper said. Either way, start soft and work your way up in 10% increments after each test drive until you achieve the ride you seek.
03-20-2015, 08:41 PM
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Shouldn't be any different than what you've already done before. Once everything is removed you will install the complete front assemblies. Don't adjust the spring perch as these are already set with preload. Adjust the shock body.
Rears will require adjusting the shock body and spring perch at the same level.
With most damper adjustable Coilovers the rebound is adjusted simultaneously there's no separate adjustment. That's from my experience with KW, not sure if BC is the same.
The adjustment tuning will come from driving it around. I know they come from the factory at the 8 setting if I'm not mistaken. I don't recall what the paper said. Either way, start soft and work your way up in 10% increments after each test drive until you achieve the ride you seek.
Rears will require adjusting the shock body and spring perch at the same level.
With most damper adjustable Coilovers the rebound is adjusted simultaneously there's no separate adjustment. That's from my experience with KW, not sure if BC is the same.
The adjustment tuning will come from driving it around. I know they come from the factory at the 8 setting if I'm not mistaken. I don't recall what the paper said. Either way, start soft and work your way up in 10% increments after each test drive until you achieve the ride you seek.
