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Old Mar 15, 2007, 09:19 PM
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need some help with ohlins

bought some ohlin flags
spring rate 12k 10k
i had to assemble them myself
and im wondering if anyone knows a good place
to start with the adjustments
Old Apr 4, 2007, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by mot
bought some ohlin flags
spring rate 12k 10k
i had to assemble them myself
and im wondering if anyone knows a good place
to start with the adjustments
Start in the middle or a little higher. It's easier to crank them down than it is to go up. This way the car has time to settle as you lower it. Don't forget to do a wheel alignment after, probably like 150 to 200 miles after you decide on the best ride height for you.
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whats the height ranges? i just picked up some too, what do you guys set yours too?

thanks
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Are you are talking about rebound and compression or ride height?
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