Subject	If there are already on the car, I would bet that most
Posted by	Glenn (San Jose) on March 08, 2004 at 10:50 PM
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In Reply To	Thinking of getting rid of my ground control coilovers. posted by robbase9 on March 08, 2004 at 10:31 PM
Message	of the modifications have already been done, otherwise installation would have been really difficult. As I recall, as it has been awhile since I installed mine, you have to grind down the welds on the shock body such that the red threaded collar will slid over the weld and rest on the original spring perch. You also had to cut some of the bump stop in order to provide clearance for shock travel. Unless it was really a @$%^% install, I really can't see them squeaking and creaking would be caused by them. I just fixed a squeaking issue, but it was related to dry sway bar bushings and a loose adjustment nut on my adjustable upper control arms. Glenn
Follow Ups	Thinking of getting rid of my ground control coilovers. - robbase9 22:31:24 03/08/04 What collars and spring rates do they have, and how much - boileralum 22:38:17 03/08/04 I'm not sure. Do you know how to check. They were on - robbase9 22:39:43 03/08/04 The springs should have a part number on them, which - boileralum 22:54:43 03/08/04 they are adjustable tokicos. (n/m) - robbase9 23:19:01 03/08/04 ah, that might explain the noises. I ran the adjustable - Glenn (San Jose) 23:52:35 03/08/04 even though i don't race it? it's just an inherent flaw? (n/m) - robbase9 23:54:37 03/08/04 If there are already on the car, I would bet that most - Glenn (San Jose) 22:50:51 03/08/04 wuss. (n/m) - Halo Z 06:07:17 03/09/04 i to am kinda sick of mine... - Roo 10:50:52 03/09/04
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