I'm looking to install my BC Coilovers soon and I was wondering what settings to use.

I was advised to go with 15 for dampening, which I believe is the middle setting.

What height/dampening settings are you guys running? I don't want to install them and then have to readjust them!

I'll also be installing my Strut Bar & Sway Bars at the same time!

Thanks!

Installation prices and suggestions are also appreciated. How much did you guys pay to install them?

Edit:

Height - 1 finger gap all around?
Dampening - 13-15 all around?

I have a rear camber kit as well but I've heard from many people that all they needed was the actual arms. Are the toe bolts not needed? I'd rather not enlarge and drill-out the stock holes if I don't have to.

 

When i had BC coils i had ride quality at 12 clicks it was perfect.

 

12 on the soft side right?

Thanks! Just curious why'd you get rid of the BC's?!?

 

Yes from soft 12 clicks. I bought it off NYC member used it has like 8k miles on them. I regret selling them to this day stupid mistake, sold them because i couldn't raise the car as much as i wanted later on it turned out i could of bought longer rear springs but it was to late i sold them.

 

^whats the highest they will go in terms of wheel-fender gap?

 

This was the highest i could of raised in the rear in the pictures with 55 profile tires.

 

Thanks again for the info and sorry to hear you got rid of them... A lot of people have called BC to have their springs swapped to a different size... You should have called BC before selling them..

What's done is done and now you should purchase another set of coilovers! haha

 

^ haha, since I want a more comfortable Coils i might get the Tenabe Comfort Pro coils or BC again if i decide to get coils again.

 

The fronts can be raised beyond stock "S" height, the rears will depend on which springs you get.

 

I'll be installing the coilovers soon but I'm still not sure how much to drop it...

I'm looking for the right drop in NY. How much does it settle after being installed?

Thanks

 

Mine never settled height-wise.

Since it's adjustable, go for a moderate drop first. Once you get the hang of it, judge how it works with your local road conditions and drop or lift as needed.