PSS9 - How to adjust height?
07-01-2004, 10:19 PM
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Originally posted by Ray Calvo
To Greg and boostid: I was thinking of using a hammer and screwdriver or chisel, but seemed mighty crude after spending well into four figures for the coilovers. If I paid $20, might be different. MY experince with chan-nel-locks is that I have a good chance of gouging the rings pretty bad.
To Greg and boostid: I was thinking of using a hammer and screwdriver or chisel, but seemed mighty crude after spending well into four figures for the coilovers. If I paid $20, might be different. MY experince with chan-nel-locks is that I have a good chance of gouging the rings pretty bad.
Ray,
Are you going to concours your car or drive her? I spent a bunch more than the price of the P-ss9's on my JRZ's and I am not afraid to get "crude" with them.
07-01-2004, 10:22 PM
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Ray,
Bilstein does NOT always ship the wrenches in with the kits. I had a group of 20 kits that I received with about 10 kits missing the wrenches. So I called Bilstein as a distributor and got a bunch of the wrench sets to fill the kits I had, and to have spares for the kits that would be coming in the future without them.
OldGuy, I am not sure I want to put any new wrenches in your hand. You are dangerous enough already.... OK, I'll send you a set.....
Bilstein does NOT always ship the wrenches in with the kits. I had a group of 20 kits that I received with about 10 kits missing the wrenches. So I called Bilstein as a distributor and got a bunch of the wrench sets to fill the kits I had, and to have spares for the kits that would be coming in the future without them.
OldGuy, I am not sure I want to put any new wrenches in your hand. You are dangerous enough already.... OK, I'll send you a set.....
