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From: Pothole Central and still ridin slammed...Boston
+1!
Originally Posted by CruisnGcoupe
^ that is a good way to jack up the collars. I suggest a lot of wd40 on the threads a take the pressure off the spring and turn it freely
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From: T Dot O Dot, Canada
I have the same setup and it's installed correctly, when i first installed it i had to readjust as well and it was IMPOSSIBLE to adjust it without jacking it up. My buddy (who is a mech) just used the wrench to adjust without any problems. FYI in case you forget, CLEAN THE GROOVES (the gold part from dust, rocks etc. ) before you adjust, otherwise you'll damage the kit. And of course, turn the top ring before adjusting the bottom. Sorry for stating the obvious, but just making sure everything is covered.
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From: Irvine, soCaL
Originally Posted by ttrank
My Tein CS are so hard to adjust height in the rear. It's almost worth taking them out to raise/lower. I did it the other day and after about 3 turns I wanted to die...
lol on that!
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From: Irvine, soCaL
Originally Posted by CruisnGcoupe
^ that is a good way to jack up the collars. I suggest a lot of wd40 on the threads a take the pressure off the spring and turn it freely
i know i sound very funny
... but How do you jack up the collars??
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