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Old 05-22-2009, 11:43 PM   #1
 
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bumpy coilovers need some help

okay i ordered some kts coilovers from spl parts along with
circuit sport suspension arm package
Front Tension Rods
*Rear Upper Control Arms
*Rear Traction Links
*Rear Toe Links
just got done installing that and tien toe rods for the front... and sub frame collars...

took it out for a spin and the car is extremely bumpy... i know the alignment is off... but that shouldn't have anything to do with bumpyness of the coilovers should it?.. the only thing i can think of is the older tires i have on it... the car sat there for a while... but i'm getting new tires tom... just wanted to see if anyone else has experienced this...

the coilovers are brand new... and so is all the other stuff...

any places to start looking for issues? thanks
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thats normal..
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^ okay as long as i'm not damaging the coil overs i don't care don't mind the bumpness... just wanted to make sure its normal thanks!
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adjust the dampening to soften it out if its too stiff for you...
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its normal for coilovers to have a bumpy ride..wait till you drive on freeways..ahah
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doesnt to much perload make the car bumpy too?
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^ thats what i thought i adjusted the preload little to none tho... so im assuming its normal ... i'll get it checked out when i get it aligned
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if you got dampening adjustable coilovers loosen them up a bit. But yes coilovers usually are bumpy.
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yea I'm in the same boat. Mine are really bummpy but not worries
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