Jasesapphy

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Rear coilover spring, is catching the bodywork, (where the shock would normally be), is this a normal problem as it now obviously has the spring as well as the shock,

Is there any way around it without modifying the aforementioned bodywork, with a heavy implement

jon@work

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normal - heavy implement time

Jasesapphy

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coolio,

Shings

Yeh standard stuff.

Smack it with a hammer..

Wont catch anymore

Butch.

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i left mine rubbing but just smeared copper grease where it rubbed and it never made a noise again

scud

on my rear coilovers i had 5mm machined off the top mounts to stop them catching the body

costina

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Dress the area back with a large ball pain hammer its the only way i've done this on three cossies...........

make sure u etch prime and underbody seal after to stop the grot

tabetha

Some seem to catch ohters not mine didn't.
I know people have just bashed the offending bit of metal in the head to get rid of it though!!
tabetha

Micky The Finn

there is a much simpler way!!!!!!!!

that doesnt involve a bloody hammer.

Kelv

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Jase, put those lovely surgical gloves on to keep your manicured hands clean and get under the car with a hammer!!

LOL.

Had a similar issue with mine the first time, just needed a few moments of pursuasion and all was sorted.

boXXer

Whats that then? im just about to fit some GAZ coilovers onto my 3dr, and i REALLY dont wanna be hammering any metal.

costina

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Please enlighten use all

As you can't move top or bottom mounts, the only way it don't if its slammed to the deck and thats no good for speed bumps.....