Subject	I'd also check to see if there is any pre-load in your
Posted by	not4resaleZ on August 16, 2009 at 1:27 PM
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In Reply To	Powertrix install notes for those doing it yourself. posted by 300NASeattle on August 16, 2009 at 12:49 AM
Message	sway bars. If there is, it affects ride height across the car by lifting one tire up and pushing the other tire down. It could be where that 1/4" difference came from. I'm pretty sure some people have tried to offset this ride height difference by adjusting their coilovers instead of their sway bars. They get the car level but the coilovers fight the sway bar. The adjustable sway bar end links take out this preload.
Follow Ups	Powertrix install notes for those doing it yourself. - 300NASeattle 00:49:36 08/16/09 Charles is great in not only parts but also customer service - rojoloco (San Diego) 01:45:04 08/16/09 i dont know about the the service part - twiztidZ 09:21:17 08/17/09 Are you sure the e-mail went through? - rojoloco (San Diego) 01:08:58 08/18/09 2nd that charles is an awesome dude superb cust. svc - stallion 02:53:19 08/16/09 Thanks dude got mine in the last group buy and I will be.... - LivinTheDream 09:46:38 08/16/09 I *think* that clunk has to do with the nut that sits atop - LJZTT 10:38:00 08/16/09 I'd also check to see if there is any pre-load in your - not4resaleZ 13:27:11 08/16/09 Hi. I set up the coilovers with a measuring tape the same - 300NASeattle 21:12:45 08/17/09 Apparantly Picasa does not like you to cheat the file size - 300NASeattle 21:18:47 08/17/09
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