help on rear coilovers

[Andy]

wind the adjust up to the body of the car ..This should lower it

[S4nup]

The problem is... that you spent 150 quid on some coilovers.... and expected them to be good! 

I'd usually agree here...you know "buy cheap, buy twice" but I've been using tuning art coilies on my last 3 cars. For the price, they're actually pretty good and come with a 3 yr warranty. They usually have a lot of adjustability in them. This is my E36 on tuningart coilies:

If u have issues, drop Edwin an email at tuningart and see what he can suggest, a nice guy and will help out if he can.

[raznutz]

wow thats nice...

[raznutz]

yes ive tryed that aswell and it sits around a finger from arch,should it go lower or not.can u confirm that plz....

[Andy]

got to remember as a few weeks after its settled it will go down a bit-look in my build thread to see how low mines

[S4nup]

got to remember as a few weeks after its settled it will go down a bit-look in my build thread to see how low mines

+1 to this. The E36 had to be raised after a month as it settled too much.

[raznutz]

hi guys
ive tryed useing different springs and still the same,can anyone help if im doing it wrong

[rich83]

Picture might be helpful mate.... of the ride height and the spring

[raznutz]

thats with no adjuster

[raznutz]

[rich83]

Looks like the are the wrong spring then....

[raznutz]

the  shop did send some more springs which looked lower cause it ah less coils on there but still no different,

stupid question am i doing somthing wrong....

[simonp]

Calling it a coilover for a start...

[rich83]

The look installed correctly to me.... must be a problem with the supplied springs.

[edd666999]

What do the springs fitted to the front struts look like