paimon.soror

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Just wondering what the best way to measure coilovers are to ensure that the two rears and the two fronts are sitting at equal height. I am new to the whole coilover thing so I want to make sure I dont go and screw something up.

TopGear8

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Ground to center of fender or center of hub to center of fender...Tape measurer...

Winning 8

jack point to alignment rack.

paimon.soror

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Ok cool thats what I figured as well, now here is another question that hopefully you guys can answer. With conventional coils this would be an easy adjustment, but I am currently getting some of the Stance GR+ coils sent to me, and I know that they dont use the most conventional way to adjust. At first glance I didn't see a diy but I will keep digging, in the mean time, are the Stance coils much harder to adjust?

Razz1

Bingo!

That's the frame height. Only real way to get it, is on a rack.

Measure the height from the frame to the rack. Then adjust accordingly.

paimon.soror

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Ahh i gotcha, unfortunately I dont have access to a rack or lift or anything so I might have to do it the trial and error way. Actually the videos from autornd (i found good links http://www.subaruforester.org/vbulle...39/index2.html ) are pretty informative.

Razz1

The use the Axle.

measure to the center of the axle not the fender.

Try to get a nice even floor.

Even a garage floor can be off by 1/4" or more.

paimon.soror

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Oh perfect idea, thanks for the tips!

TopGear8

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On the Stance GR+ you adjust the shock body, instead of the spring pearch. Rishie Posted a video in his vender section.