Anyone In The Mids Who Can Fit My Coilovers?

[Yates-Is200S]

hi guys , as above, if so what price ?

thanks

[mikey's IS]

its no hard do it your self un bolt the old suspention replce with new then do your adjustments

[Yates-Is200S]

ok mate, Also whats the best way to adjust them? i want to lower it about 35mm and dont want the ride too hard.

theres two rings at the bottom, how far up or down do i take them?

[Yates-Is200S]

i just think if i do it myself i will probably wish i hadnt started lol as i have been told you can mess ur tyres up if they are set up incorrectly?

[Steve ( West Mids )]

How to on WIM:

http://www.wheels-inmotion.co.uk/forum/ind...p;hl=coil-overs

[Yates-Is200S]

wow that all seems complicated steve lol:O with all the geometry marking and re-adjusting everything after its settle etc... thats kinda put me off

[mikey's IS]

have you had the geo done, the only aquard thing i can see is splitting the front A frame wishbone

ideally on the flatest ground you can get it on

Step 1- Measure the distance between the ground and the top of the fender, and record this measurement with the paper and pen. This will be your before measurement and will give you an idea of where you need to go.

Step 2- Raise the front of the vehicle using the jack and secure the vehicle on jack stands. Make sure the vehicle is solidly on the jacks before you work on the car.

Step 3- Turn the coilover wrench provided with your coilovers either up or down depending on which direction you want the vehicle to go. If you want the car to have a lower center of gravity, turn it down. If you want it higher, go the opposite direction.

Step 4- Lower the vehicle off the jack stands and remeasure the distance from your fender to the ground. Ideally, you want both fenders to be the same height.

Step 5- Repeat the process if your numbers don't match, or if you still need to fine-tune the height.