Ride height
19 January 2014, 05:02 PM
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A good set of coilovers will do the trick.
Being MacPherson Strut suspension front and rear, there are quite a bit of adjustments available
What is the reason for raising the ride height? Is it for ground clearance.
Jerrick
Being MacPherson Strut suspension front and rear, there are quite a bit of adjustments available
What is the reason for raising the ride height? Is it for ground clearance.
Jerrick
22 January 2014, 06:26 AM
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If that is the case I will just go with a good set of dual perch coilovers like the MeisterR Zeta-R because you can adjust the ride height without "messing" with the moving part of the suspension.
There are cheaper ways of doing it, but a balancing act between sorting out the damper travel or springs rate.
It will require a bit of work and experimenting, and may yield sub-standard result.
So that is why I would just recommend a set of coilovers as I know you can just bolt it onto the car, adjust to the desired ride height, and the car will work as intended.
Jerrick
There are cheaper ways of doing it, but a balancing act between sorting out the damper travel or springs rate.
It will require a bit of work and experimenting, and may yield sub-standard result.
So that is why I would just recommend a set of coilovers as I know you can just bolt it onto the car, adjust to the desired ride height, and the car will work as intended.
Jerrick
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