coilover question
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The range of 1.2 to 2.2 in adjustment is based on the OEM stock NON SPORT suspension only....
When you drop your car you must use a non sports pack car as a reference. Now of course the threaded housing will allow you to drop it more than the specified range from H&R but you are on your own. The specified range is there because H&R tested the kit that way. By dropping the car outside this range the shock/spring combo will not work effectively and under hard cornering or/and bumpy road conditions you will bottom out and hit the bump stops.
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On my new installed H&R coils, rear height is the problem.
With it cranked all the way up, it's still about 1/4-1/2 lower than my stock sport.
Front isn't a problem, it could go higher than stock sport if I wanted it too. I noticed when the front is too high, it gets bouncy though.
For comparison, rear fender height is right around 25-1/4 with stock 17"'s.
Front isn't a problem, it could go higher than stock sport if I wanted it too. I noticed when the front is too high, it gets bouncy though.
For comparison, rear fender height is right around 25-1/4 with stock 17"'s.