Ride height adjustment.
#1
Ride height adjustment.
Recently had a complete geo setup on my car at its current ride height. But after spending the day parked up next to a few other Imprezas yesterday I realised how bloody high my car sits.
I've got fully adjustable AST's on my car so can adjust the ride height (not sure how too though, lol) but would this mean I would need another geo setup or would it not affect anything ?
Next question, how do I go about lowering it...
It's got winders on the shock below the spring, is it just a case of having the wheels of and winding them up/down to adjust.
I've got fully adjustable AST's on my car so can adjust the ride height (not sure how too though, lol) but would this mean I would need another geo setup or would it not affect anything ?
Next question, how do I go about lowering it...
It's got winders on the shock below the spring, is it just a case of having the wheels of and winding them up/down to adjust.
#2
Scooby Regular
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Yes pretty simple to adjust Matt,use the c-spanner supplied with coilovers and simply adjust them down but e sure to keep it even both sides.
AND yes it does mean another geo setup as the angles change slightly when dropping the ride height,BUT in all honesty I would drive it after and if it feels fine and drives straight just enjoy it and save your money
AND yes it does mean another geo setup as the angles change slightly when dropping the ride height,BUT in all honesty I would drive it after and if it feels fine and drives straight just enjoy it and save your money
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Recently had a complete geo setup on my car at its current ride height. But after spending the day parked up next to a few other Imprezas yesterday I realised how bloody high my car sits.
I've got fully adjustable AST's on my car so can adjust the ride height (not sure how too though, lol) but would this mean I would need another geo setup or would it not affect anything ?
Next question, how do I go about lowering it...
It's got winders on the shock below the spring, is it just a case of having the wheels of and winding them up/down to adjust.
I've got fully adjustable AST's on my car so can adjust the ride height (not sure how too though, lol) but would this mean I would need another geo setup or would it not affect anything ?
Next question, how do I go about lowering it...
It's got winders on the shock below the spring, is it just a case of having the wheels of and winding them up/down to adjust.
On my bcs the rideheight is adjusted by the bottom nut on the strut .
The top nut adjusts pre load and middle is a lock nut.
Just eat more and weigh the front down
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#9
Scooby Regular
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You're low at the front. Front wheel arches are cut larger than rears which is why some scooby's look saggy arsed Yours looks the opposite, so you have quite a rake. I wouldn't set a lot of rake into the car. A few reasons for this, but the main ones are that you will be reducing rear droop as well as reducing effective front caster angle (sort of). I suppose if anything raising the front by 10mm will be good thing, but your toe will probably need to be adjusted to suit.
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