Sell me your coilovers
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Have a set of H&R Street coilovers I had taken off my car last summer. Bought them new and put about 20K kms on them. In great shape if you're interested. Never got around to posting them and was about to until I came across your thread.
Feel free to PM me if you're interested.
Feel free to PM me if you're interested.
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Have a set of H&R Street coilovers I had taken off my car last summer. Bought them new and put about 20K kms on them. In great shape if you're interested. Never got around to posting them and was about to until I came across your thread.
Feel free to PM me if you're interested.
Feel free to PM me if you're interested.
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The only thing is the rears need to be adjusted prior to install. It was a little of a pain as had to try it 3 times before getting it perfect but all good now. Now they are set and I just leave them alone. Fronts can be adjusted easily after install. That's about the only trick to them on the coupe.
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The only thing is the rears need to be adjusted prior to install. It was a little of a pain as had to try it 3 times before getting it perfect but all good now. Now they are set and I just leave them alone. Fronts can be adjusted easily after install. That's about the only trick to them on the coupe.
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Yes, for the rears you have to do it this way. Adjust to perfect height prior to installing. The fronts can be adjusted afterwards. It really wasn't a big deal. You know how you want it to sit so once the install is done, not really any reason to have to adjust again.
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So you did this three times, and you took it apart Everytime to get it perfect. I'm assuming you did the install yourself so that wouldn't be be too bad. Getting it right the first time will be tricky.
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No, the shop I brought it too did it for me. Honestly I can't remember but I know I'm almost maxed out. Don't use my reference though, I did a BS body conversion so my car was sitting like a 4x4 prior to coilovers. Maybe do the front first and then it will give you a gauge of where you want to set the back. It would be tricky to get it right in 1 shot but with the front as a reference, I think you could do it. 2x max.
