Mikester
01-24-2014, 01:18 PM
This may sound funny, but I have NEVER had anything other than coilovers on all of my 'fun' cars... I'm selling my HKS coilovers and 'downgrading' to performance shocks/struts.
Okay- Measuring and adjusting ride heght with coilovers is simple... but going back to shocks/struts, I have NO IDEA how to choose which springs to get... and I am also not 100% sure if there is even such a thing as a height adjustment built into the shocvk/strut design besides changing springs.
I'm sure there is an easy way to do this- and I have limited search ability on this POS work computer.
Long story short- all I care about (besides a quality, balanced, fun ride) is the correct ride height... and being able to dial the front camber back in to compensate. I don't give a fuck-all about anything else... and I don't care to adjust for this, that and the other- quite simply, I just want to install, align and 'go' lol.
Tire sizes as follows:
Front- 235/45/17
Rear- 275/40/17
I have on idea from the hip:
- Seeing as how my height hasn't changed since the 180SX in Okinawa, I suppose I could just use that as a guide by measuring from the top of the tire to the bottom of the fender... then doing some addition/subtraction(?)
Still seems like there is a more exact way- But I have no idea what 'stock' ride height is.
Input?
Okay- Measuring and adjusting ride heght with coilovers is simple... but going back to shocks/struts, I have NO IDEA how to choose which springs to get... and I am also not 100% sure if there is even such a thing as a height adjustment built into the shocvk/strut design besides changing springs.
I'm sure there is an easy way to do this- and I have limited search ability on this POS work computer.
Long story short- all I care about (besides a quality, balanced, fun ride) is the correct ride height... and being able to dial the front camber back in to compensate. I don't give a fuck-all about anything else... and I don't care to adjust for this, that and the other- quite simply, I just want to install, align and 'go' lol.
Tire sizes as follows:
Front- 235/45/17
Rear- 275/40/17
I have on idea from the hip:
- Seeing as how my height hasn't changed since the 180SX in Okinawa, I suppose I could just use that as a guide by measuring from the top of the tire to the bottom of the fender... then doing some addition/subtraction(?)
Still seems like there is a more exact way- But I have no idea what 'stock' ride height is.
Input?