Best way to adjust rear coil overs for proper height on my SPF

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02-29-2012, 05:39 PM

patrickt

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Originally Posted by DanEC

I'm not disagreeing - just curious what I would do with this information.

It's not what you do with information, it's how you adjust the coilovers so that you have the proper ride height while having as close to 50/50 cross-weight distribution with your body weight behind the wheel. Your car will do everything better if you set it up this way and it costs nothing to do it.

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