BC Racing BR-Type Coilovers Height Comparison
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Originally Posted by folgrz
are those coils settled?
cause i have the BC's and my front looks a LOT lower than that and im on stock 18's and they are not slammed all the way
cause i have the BC's and my front looks a LOT lower than that and im on stock 18's and they are not slammed all the way
+1. I have my BC coils set a little more than halfway and all 4 wheels are tucked with no fender gap at all! 19s, 245/35s and 275/35s in rear.
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Originally Posted by Sick Z
+1. I have my BC coils set a little more than halfway and all 4 wheels are tucked with no fender gap at all! 19s, 245/35s and 275/35s in rear.
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Originally Posted by Lawy'dU
coilovers don't need time to settle. They settle during installation.
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Updated original post to clarify height settings for the slackers who didn't read past post #1.
Feel free to add side profile pics of your own car lowered on BC Racing coilovers to the thread. The point of the thread is to show the range of adjustment these coilovers are capable of and the effect of BC's shorter rear springs compared to the standard springs.
Feel free to add side profile pics of your own car lowered on BC Racing coilovers to the thread. The point of the thread is to show the range of adjustment these coilovers are capable of and the effect of BC's shorter rear springs compared to the standard springs.
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This is the only pic I have available at the moment, I can take some side profile shots if needed. this is with the shorter rear springs, lowered all 4 corners a bit more than halfway.
No wheel/fender gap, nice and tucked all around.
No wheel/fender gap, nice and tucked all around.
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Good thread. I'm sure a lot of people wanna know about the BC racing coilovers. ^^ Nice. What is your rear camber set at? I installed my 2 days ago and the front is pretty much tucked and the rear isn't "YET". I'm riding on 285's in the rear fender rolled and right now its not rubbing so I wanna do lower. Just wanna see what your set at.
Also, How many clicks did yall set the dampening to? I did the recommended 8 clicks front and rear. Feels better than my tein s-techs. Takes hard turns like a champ.
Btw, my rear can go about another inch or so.
Also, How many clicks did yall set the dampening to? I did the recommended 8 clicks front and rear. Feels better than my tein s-techs. Takes hard turns like a champ.
Btw, my rear can go about another inch or so.
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I have these coilovers for my 07 and on the lowest setting in the rear, I still have a 2 finger gap. My shorter springs should be arriving soon.
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I was thinking about taking off the lock ring, but decided to get the shorter springs for more adjustment.