Just Installed KW Variant 3's and..
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I installed them just as seen in this thread, except for my threading in the front is far lower. As you can see they hit the rear control arm while the car is up.
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Ya I was looking at how huge they are.. Asked a buddy of mine if he thought it was what was causing it, cuz I thought it might be and he said I want them that thick up there because thats where all the loads going..We'll figure it out when I see you I guess. Thanks Robert
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Just got back from Robispec, hes the man. Just to let everyone know:
Tein pillowball mounts in the rear are made for 65mm springs, when the KW coilovers come with 60mm springs. Robi shaved down the springs and the mounts to make them fit correctly, which fixed the height issue.
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Robi > Mueller. Had to say it. Its true.
Tein pillowball mounts in the rear are made for 65mm springs, when the KW coilovers come with 60mm springs. Robi shaved down the springs and the mounts to make them fit correctly, which fixed the height issue.
and
Robi > Mueller. Had to say it. Its true.
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Just got back from Robispec, hes the man. Just to let everyone know:
Tein pillowball mounts in the rear are made for 65mm springs, when the KW coilovers come with 60mm springs. Robi shaved down the springs and the mounts to make them fit correctly, which fixed the height issue.
and
Robi > Mueller. Had to say it. Its true.
Tein pillowball mounts in the rear are made for 65mm springs, when the KW coilovers come with 60mm springs. Robi shaved down the springs and the mounts to make them fit correctly, which fixed the height issue.
and
Robi > Mueller. Had to say it. Its true.
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Just got back from Robispec, hes the man. Just to let everyone know:
Tein pillowball mounts in the rear are made for 65mm springs, when the KW coilovers come with 60mm springs. Robi shaved down the springs and the mounts to make them fit correctly, which fixed the height issue.
and
Robi > Mueller. Had to say it. Its true.
Tein pillowball mounts in the rear are made for 65mm springs, when the KW coilovers come with 60mm springs. Robi shaved down the springs and the mounts to make them fit correctly, which fixed the height issue.
and
Robi > Mueller. Had to say it. Its true.
-Adam
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Could you show me exactly where I should be adjusting it by..? I did it like the install manual said, but just want to be sure. I want it AS LOW AS POSSIBLE. Like NO wheel gap. Im afraid I may have made a big mistake with the KW coilovers...I bet Robi will be able to fix somethin up for me though..
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