i actually havent done much with the height settings myself, but from what the review says, it seems complicated. like i sed i have no experience with it, which is why i said it is allegedly not the easiest to adjust (sorry i might have not used that word). either way, im totally happy with these and would reccomend them totally for anyone wanting a beginning coil set with nice mid-high end features.

 

yah basically just jack up the car, take off the wheel.... loosen up the twisty thing with the twisty thing-tool. spin it around so it goes down some... spin the other one/with the spring down... tighten.

my super technical tutorial!

 

thanks man, ill remember that when i change it up again. for now im happy with the level and i just got some spensive alignment done haha. thanks for the advice

 

Very nice setup. I love the pics that shows your car on 3 wheels.

 

I need to get me a set of these coils. Do they come with the twisty thing tool haha. theyre dual height adjustable right?

 

yep comes with the twisty tool thing

 

looks sweet!

-preston

 

car looks awesome! best saabaru ive ever seen.

 

huh? pretty easy to adjust the ride height... did you install em yourself? lol

niec saab... my friend has one and is lookin for a set of coilovers too.

 

i dont know anything about the adjustment...gruppe-s did the install and i got alignment soon after so im not gonna mess with it. thanks for the comp, tell your friend hed like these coilovers if he wants a nice ride with the look. very comfortable even when set relatively stiff (10/16 stiff) i drove like that from sf to la noooo problemo.

 

wow i think i just creamed my pants.. lol NICE WAG!!

 

That's actually the wrong way to do it. You're adjusting the spring preload by doing it that way. The proper way to adjust ride height is to unbolt those two bolts at the bottom, and loosen the bottom purple collar with the spanner wrenches (the twisty tool things), then spin the sleeve up or down. If you do it the other way, you are adjusting height, but you're doing so by compressing or decompressing the spring.

 

hey go away... heres a link for u u riceboy- www.honda-tech.com

 

I'm glad you're enjoying them.

thanks,
Preston

 

Nice drop. Did you powdercoat those rims yourself?