HD Bilsteins and Lowering Collars
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Hi Dave,
If you mean a picture of the car, not the components themselves, there was some discussion of this previously here, and I clipped the following pictures. First shows a car with the lowering perches, the second without. I do not recall who posted these, but be aware that in either case there is a range of adjustment possible.
hope that helps ya!
If you mean a picture of the car, not the components themselves, there was some discussion of this previously here, and I clipped the following pictures. First shows a car with the lowering perches, the second without. I do not recall who posted these, but be aware that in either case there is a range of adjustment possible.
hope that helps ya!
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Originally Posted by Paul902
... be aware that in either case there is a range of adjustment possible.
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Thanks Paul & Dan,
Both cars look great but something between the two would be my goal.
I was hoping someone might have a picture of the strut with the lowering collar installed.
Dave
Both cars look great but something between the two would be my goal.
I was hoping someone might have a picture of the strut with the lowering collar installed.
Dave
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Hi dudley. I have a detailed set of piccies Gert emailed me when I had my HDs installed. I went almost bag in between ROW M030 and RS. Can send you pics, instructions and photos of my car if you give me your email address.
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Originally Posted by Dudley
I was hoping someone might have a picture of the strut with the lowering collar installed.
Perhaps Viken will repost a pic of the lowering perch he had fabricated. It's disappeared from his post of a couple of years ago:
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Dan, Macca, Kelly - thanks so much. It is funny how few "assembled" photos are on line.
Viken, I would be happy with Dan's or Macca's final height but I would appreciate seeing your install pictures, if still available.
TIA, Dave
Viken, I would be happy with Dan's or Macca's final height but I would appreciate seeing your install pictures, if still available.
TIA, Dave
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Originally Posted by Dan 96C2 St.Louis
Perhaps Viken will repost a pic of the lowering perch he had fabricated. It's disappeared from his post of a couple of years ago:
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Thanks so much for the trouble, Viken. It is a good reference point. I also notice that your collars have a set screw to lock them in place - I may add one to mine. Although Mark assurred me they would not move without a locking device..
Dave
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