Adjusting VIkING Schocks
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Adjusting VIkING Schocks
Hey guys im in the middle of adjusting my shocks for street use. First of all, my car stays in a garage and is driven about once a every three weeks for about 10 miles... Mostly just a cruise..
I would like to retain my ride height from my Eibach sportlines(yes its pretty low) and would like for the car to drive comfortably. (i know it might be stiff because of the ride height) Again my question is more height and then adjustability of the *****...
I would like to retain my ride height from my Eibach sportlines(yes its pretty low) and would like for the car to drive comfortably. (i know it might be stiff because of the ride height) Again my question is more height and then adjustability of the *****...
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I'm not following exactly what you question is. You use the spanner wrenches to adjust the ride height, and you use the compression and rebound ***** to adjust compression and rebound. Ride height can be set to however you like it. Trial and error is really the best approach for that.
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Yea, that was my question! I wanted to see if anyone had them set similar to my old height! Or maybe even a good idea as to where to start!
i posted some pics of how low id like to be
i posted some pics of how low id like to be
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Ok, did you measure your old ride height?
If not then you'll have to measure the ride height with a tape measure and keep adjusting till you have it where you want it. That's pretty much all you can do
You can't use someone else's measurements since all springs aren't equal, your left side measurement might not be identical to the right side. Even if they are the exact same spring..
If not then you'll have to measure the ride height with a tape measure and keep adjusting till you have it where you want it. That's pretty much all you can do
You can't use someone else's measurements since all springs aren't equal, your left side measurement might not be identical to the right side. Even if they are the exact same spring..
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