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Tech Talk Technical Discussion About The Nissan 240SX and Nissan Z Cars |
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![]() so i have some coils that where the lower peerch if u will meets the spindle it is too narrow for the spindle part to fit it
ive already tried bashing it with two vice grips on either side and hammers but it doesnt seem to be working and some dumbass who i got them off of decided to weld a bit of it so only one side isnt height adjustable b/c then id just buy a new lower perch any idea's pic upon request oh they're gp sports coils if that makes a difference
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i think its mils steel and not aluminum like others so thats prob why its so hard?
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What about taking the more narrow end put it on at a angle take a block wood and hitting hammer on and see if you bend out the parts that already at an angle...does this make sense lol, I can see it in my head lol
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well hers what i did
![]() i made a kind of seperator if u will from a carage bolt 2 nuts and 2 washers all 3/8 size, stuck them inside and widen ![]() ![]() only problem is that i had to put it on the car with the bolt in there cuz it sucks back to being too narrow if u take it out....and after a LOT of hammering to get it on the spindle...its on and here's how the car sits now (no engine), rears are max out fronts are what ever the height of the dumbass welded one 195/60r15 snowys ![]() ![]()
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It's too bad this is on a shock, otherwise you could have heated them up to re-bend them.
Problem is that's thick and tough metal, it's meant to hold up the car afterall... keep doing what you're doing with the carriage bolts and torque it out far enough that it doesn't spring back enough to have to wrestle it on, and you should be ok Make sure you check them for cracks and have them professionally tigged if any appear due to the process of spreading the mounts. I agree with the others though, if you didn't get a hell of a deal, that's just not worth the effort man, especially with good deals like the megan group buy, or used QUALITY coilovers kicking around on the forums.... Good luck |
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