adam151082

Hi everyone. Im wanting to go back to coilovers on my car but the last set I had used to catch on the passanger rear arch, is there anyway round this or does anyone make a set that dont catch

thanks

cos 4x4

From what I've read they all do that so you have to fettle the inner arch a bit

charlie luciano

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Very annoying rubbing sound that does your nut it as said you have to modify the inner arch a bit usually with a hammer


Luciano

adam151082

Would it be possible to move the mounting point on the bottom arm or would that totally ruin the handling?

Staffi

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I wouldn't even use them on a road car full stop, horrid things.

But to answer your question Adam, quite a few seem to catch from what I've heard, how you solve it i don't know so I'm pretty useless really aren't i ?

Cossie Sean

some do, some dont its all down to tollerances when all the pannels are spot welded together!

i ususally solve it by moving the base of the coilover right out towards the outer side of the mount and make an offset spacer for the rosejoint.

but i only use 909 Tarmac stuff, might help you, might not lol

D16PJM

It's Hammer time

Ade

Never had any problems with stuff catching with my Gaz Golds or AVOs on my previous car.
To be honest I wouldn't want to go back to a regular setup.
Coilovers are what you make of them.... adjustment is the key!

xr_craig

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Space it out as Sean said and if it still catches get the hammer out

KSA-Cossie

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Me neither Ade, I find my set up better than my old koni/Ahmed

Paul_RS

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Drive a car with decent ones and you'll soon change you mind