BC Racing Coilover Complete review.
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Guys, I've had my BC's since 3/2010 and have about 12k miles on them and they've been great until the last week. I've been getting this knocking noise coming from my front pass coilover going over bumps, sounds as if a swaY bar link is really loose but I've inspected everything and all components are tight. Took it to a shop and they found some play on my axle, got it fixed and noise is still there. Shop said its coming internally from the coil.
Contacted BC and they requested pics of install so waiting for them to give me some suggestions. Also, wondering if they sell just one coilover just in case I can't fix the problem.
Contacted BC and they requested pics of install so waiting for them to give me some suggestions. Also, wondering if they sell just one coilover just in case I can't fix the problem.
#85
Guys, I've had my BC's since 3/2010 and have about 12k miles on them and they've been great until the last week. I've been getting this knocking noise coming from my front pass coilover going over bumps, sounds as if a swaY bar link is really loose but I've inspected everything and all components are tight. Took it to a shop and they found some play on my axle, got it fixed and noise is still there. Shop said its coming internally from the coil.
Contacted BC and they requested pics of install so waiting for them to give me some suggestions. Also, wondering if they sell just one coilover just in case I can't fix the problem.
Contacted BC and they requested pics of install so waiting for them to give me some suggestions. Also, wondering if they sell just one coilover just in case I can't fix the problem.
#87
Just installed these a couple days ago and am now wondering how to adjust the dampening in the rear. Ive searched everywhere, and there are more than 1 answer I'm seeing. First its take off the rear shock, drill a hole, install extenders, and adjust. Then I've read its somewhere in the back seat and doesnt need to be taken out to adjust? Then I've read to run it through the trunk? This is in a g35 coupe 04, so yea any help here?
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^ Definetly interested in pics. I already drilled through the rear speaker deck board. I used an existing hole directly above the adjustment point on the shock. From there I drilled down through the rear deck board. I can adjust with ease and minimal bending on the extenders. You can see the extenders through my back window.
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c3k1077 (01-19-2013)