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fitted my philJ coilovers the other and the front has about 10mm thred left and the back has about 20mm left. and the back is sitting lower

is it because of the aint roll bar?

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could be the anti roll bar hitting the floor but iam not 100% but i think there is a different ratio between the rear and the front as in if u have the same amount of thread left front to rear it might not be even in height

hope this helps

Iv got quite alot of thread left on ym rears and my car nealry sits level mate.

The rear of a car almost always sits slighty higher than the front as standard, duno if iv helped at all.

the front is wound all the way down now and about 20mm left on the rear

and its probly stitting level on

i think it might be because of the top mounts , ill get some pics up

Back always sits higher. Not much thread left on my fronts, but looads left on the backs and I only have a small nose down thats hardly noticable.

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the front is still not sitting low enuf

i think it s to do with the top mounts i haven't got any therd out the top of the nut when its in the car

any one else got this problem?

I've got lots of thread on top, probably 10-15mm. maybe u havnt fitted it properly.

Same here. Did you screw it all the way down will there was no thread left? I had to screw the top nut right down till I couldn't push the top cap down by hand..

I've got the philj coilovers ill descride how i put the tops together

(what came with the coilovers)

spring

metal cone top cap

nut, done all the way down

(what came off the car)

bearing

rubber

flat black nut

then in the car

is the wrong then?

ill get some pics up

that is wrong, well its not what i done...

spring

metal cone top cap

bearing

nut (not the one that came with the coilies, u need the original slim nut)

rubber top mount

CAR

top plate

nut

the main difference is u need to put the bearing before the spring top seat nut.

that is wrong, well its not what i done...

spring

metal cone top cap

bearing

nut (not the one that came with the coilies, u need the original slim nut)

rubber top mount

CAR

top plate

nut

the main difference is u need to put the bearing before the spring top seat nut.

That's exactly what I did (iirc). I was contemplating leaving out the bearing but put it on to reduce play in the strut..

Edited by Dub James

i compressed the spring while it was on the car so the top cone seat was down all the way.

to compress the spring just jack up underneath the wishbone.

thanks guys

the only resion why i done it like that was because thats how my standard ones were on (i think :paranoid: )

and thats how i put my shock and spring kit on

looks like I've got another eveing of working in the dark

mate i got philj coilies aswell! if u wanna look how mine r on n compare it 2 urs I'm more than happy 2 meet u. it saint like you are far off or nething. let me kno

mate i got philj coilies aswell! if u wanna look how mine r on n compare it 2 urs I'm more than happy 2 meet u. it saint like you are far off or nething. let me kno

its ok mate its all sorted now cheers

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compare to standard :shock:

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WOW CAMBER! time to get that sorted i say :lol: and that rear camber is mad awell

nah time to get spacers!

that camber will be eating tyres if your not careful though and if you have money for new tyres every few months then i take it back but if not i highly reccoment getting it aligned

yer its next on my list

dont use the car much any way

turn a wheel on full lock and check if the anti rollbar is catching on the chasis as this was the case for my mate if so rip it out lol :)

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