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It took me a week to figure out why my coilovers did not bring my car as low as I wanted it. To be honest, I almost thought that I wasted my money because they didn't go to my ideal height. With the preload set properly, I found that my car had a 1" gap in the front and rear when the coilovers were "maxed out".
Front Coilovers:
To solve this issue, I found a technique that was called "slacking your coilovers/springs". The technique is to have no preload set, then let the weight of the car sit on the springs of the coilover. Might be confusing to explain but I hope my video helps. In addition, I have linked the reference video I used in the description below.
Rear Coilovers:
For the rear coilovers, I simply removed the spring perch and put the spring back in with the appropriate rubber gromets. I adjusted the shocks to the lowest setting to accommodate the height of the car in the rear.
Reference video: "How to Lower Maxed out Coilovers" by Lowso. Thanks Lowso for solving my coilover problem!
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Also special thanks to @hardlinesbysqueakyclean for giving me the advice needed to resolve this issue!
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Disclaimer: I am not an automotive professional and I'm just learning things as I go. Do your own research before attempting any repair or modification on your vehicle.
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