Help. After coilover install
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Help. After coilover install
Just installed coilovers again. i'm know i need an alignment but just wondering if anyone had these issue. Everytime i go on a small bump on the road the car feels like it shifts like a fishtail feeling in the rear. anyone might know what the issue is??
Last edited by Fr3shIngredient; 07-28-2012 at 08:07 PM.
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You installed something wrong.
I don't know what "OEM type" coilovers are. List brand/type/model.
Either way, it's pretty obvious that something got messed up, unless you're exaggerating and this is simply a very bad allignment issue, which is possible. Did you install the proper Camber arms and toe bolts so that you can actually adjust the alligment?
I don't know what "OEM type" coilovers are. List brand/type/model.
Either way, it's pretty obvious that something got messed up, unless you're exaggerating and this is simply a very bad allignment issue, which is possible. Did you install the proper Camber arms and toe bolts so that you can actually adjust the alligment?
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And yeah you probably loosened something by accident or just forgot to tighten something.
With stock parts, the most likely cause of this is either improper installation or something is loose/broken. Time to jack it back up and re-check everything.
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How much are you lowering?
And yeah you probably loosened something by accident or just forgot to tighten something.
With stock parts, the most likely cause of this is either improper installation or something is loose/broken. Time to jack it back up and re-check everything.
And yeah you probably loosened something by accident or just forgot to tighten something.
With stock parts, the most likely cause of this is either improper installation or something is loose/broken. Time to jack it back up and re-check everything.
then take the car in for an alignment and buy a front and rear camber kit for it or you're gonna eat through tires like there is no tomorrow.
suspension upgrades on any vehicle is something that you have to go all out with and not be the cheap guy who doesn't buy all the necessary parts, cause that guy just ends up spending a lot more money down the road trying to get his mistakes fixed.
good luck on figuring it out.
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