Tein Flex Z Preload Adjustment at Marjorie Young blog

Tein Flex Z Preload Adjustment. It’s the same reason honda used a shitload (metric measurement) of preload on the stock spring. Adding preload to this spring to get more shock travel without using a harder spring. I'm asking because the 10 dimension a setting (i've only worked on the rear of the car so far) creates approximately an inch of preload on the spring which makes adjusting height. Preload does not alter the spring rate. At this point, for the. Let's call them a, b, and c from top to bottom. Front preload set to 19mm from droop. I'm going to be install them this weekend. I just picked up some tein flex z coilovers from another member on the forum. Generally speaking, when installing our product, the arm maybe at a lower ride height than normal or set at a difficult angle. The spring does not get harder or softer via preload. Turning this one affects preload by making the spring perch sit higher (more preload) or lower (less preload). 'a' is your spring perch. Rear preload is at factory (no preload adjustment threads are at max preload from factory) here are my recommended settings for.

Preload does not alter the spring rate. It’s the same reason honda used a shitload (metric measurement) of preload on the stock spring. Generally speaking, when installing our product, the arm maybe at a lower ride height than normal or set at a difficult angle. 'a' is your spring perch. Rear preload is at factory (no preload adjustment threads are at max preload from factory) here are my recommended settings for. I'm going to be install them this weekend. I'm asking because the 10 dimension a setting (i've only worked on the rear of the car so far) creates approximately an inch of preload on the spring which makes adjusting height. Adding preload to this spring to get more shock travel without using a harder spring. Turning this one affects preload by making the spring perch sit higher (more preload) or lower (less preload). Front preload set to 19mm from droop.

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Tein Flex Z Preload Adjustment Front preload set to 19mm from droop. Let's call them a, b, and c from top to bottom. I'm going to be install them this weekend. I just picked up some tein flex z coilovers from another member on the forum. At this point, for the. Adding preload to this spring to get more shock travel without using a harder spring. Rear preload is at factory (no preload adjustment threads are at max preload from factory) here are my recommended settings for. Front preload set to 19mm from droop. Preload does not alter the spring rate. I'm asking because the 10 dimension a setting (i've only worked on the rear of the car so far) creates approximately an inch of preload on the spring which makes adjusting height. The spring does not get harder or softer via preload. It’s the same reason honda used a shitload (metric measurement) of preload on the stock spring. 'a' is your spring perch. Generally speaking, when installing our product, the arm maybe at a lower ride height than normal or set at a difficult angle. Turning this one affects preload by making the spring perch sit higher (more preload) or lower (less preload).