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- Sun Apr 28, 2024 12:28 pm #6909257 maxpeedingrods I bought maxpeedingrods coilovers and I couldn't adjust the rear part because it was either too hard or too soft, I couldn't find the middle part, please help me with this.
There are a few alternatives that come to my mind, I'm thinking of installing an Eibach spring or a double spring.

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This is an alternative method that comes to my mind, what do you think?

The rear undercarriage is like this

- Tue Dec 17, 2024 4:23 am #6909301 Are you having issues with the ride height or the ride quality?

It's too firm? Make sure the front and rear spring rates didn't get swapped and if the coilovers are adjustable at all set them to full soft as a starting point. Also make sure to have no more than 1/8" preload on the springs, this isn't the 100% correct way to setup coilovers but it's a good starting point for a street car.

Keep in mind these are not super high end parts and the adjustability and spring rates are probably not the best. For street car use on a budget I've always been extremely happy with TruHart stuff. You can check their spring rates online and see how far off they are from what you got as well,

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- Wed Dec 18, 2024 6:51 pm #6909306

Keep in mind these are not super high end parts and the adjustability and spring rates are probably not the best.

100% this. I installed a set of Maxpeedingrods coil overs on my Honda Fit because they were free. I will never install another set of these on any of my vehicles.

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