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Originally Posted by Driftwurks
That would mean you have set the coilovers at zero pre-load. Depending on what your coilover manufacturer recommends, this may or may not be the correct pre-load level. Contact them or look on their website and find out what you are supposed to set the pre-load to. As for adjusting your ride height, you probably want an even level front to back. Raising your car should make the ride more comfortable as the springs will have more room to travel although 1.5 inches shouldn't be a big problem depending on the suspension specs. I have PBM Competition coilovers and I ride on full soft and I feel that it's tolerable for daily driving.
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Okay, that makes sense. 5mm preload the website says.. They said take the length of the spring, in mm, and tighten it 5, and that's the preload.
So I should raise it more on that specified preload, and see if problem goes away? After I get 17's it will be higher up anyway.. stock wheels on 195/55 tires right now.. tiny.