okay. so what am i adjusting here..

 

1.disconnect knuckle and endlink.
2.spin the lower part of the coilover up to where u think you want it
3. re connect knuckle only.
4.put wheel back on take car off of jack. if its too low or too high repeat.
5. reconnect everything when done.(may need rack spacers if you go low enough

 

Or you can do it the easy way and keep everything connected...

1) break the orange collar lose thats right above the part attached to the knuckle.
2) spin it the orange collar up to the distance you want it lowered
3) take the spanner wrenches and twist the whole coilover assembly down untill the orange collar is against the knuckle again.
4)Tighten orange collar to the part attached to the knuckle.

Repeat for the other side.

 

yeah i just left it. cause i don't have the wrenches. and a screw driver and hammer ain't doin it

 

why do you have so many lock rings

 

Chevrolet 2005-2009 Cobalt (FWD) SPC Camber Kit (Rear, -1.5 to +1.5 Degree)|SPC Performance Alignment Camber Kits


would these really work ? help !

 

Try it out, I would like to see a review or more info on them as well.

 

go low or go home.

 

idk, ask stu

 

Because RaceCar......

 

Stu had his setup for drag racing so as stiff as possible and high enough for slicks...

 

STANCE BITCHESSS

 

sweet wheelgap lol

 

before the axle went boom

 

Theoretically one could just get 1/2" or so cut out of the axles and rewelded to solve that right?

 

Theoretically, but good luck next time you launch the car.

 

and boom goes the dynamite...

 

i am going to be getting some axles made in january to solve this should be pretty affordable as well

 

Dam, one positive of being an LS is mine were no where near that bad.

 

you should slam that bish with some wider tires lol

 

People weld axles all the time when they tub their cars. I'm sure it can be done safely.

 

Bout time someone did it.

 

anybody remember stock??

 

Lmfao oo yea i do now. A year and half without wheel gap and now back to monster truck status. A painful 6 months ahead

 

Lol my car is in hibernation status, buying a **** ton of parts so itll be ready for spring in NC