Adjust the settings on the suspension ?
Given you have the right tool to do it.
Does it need to go on a hoist, or can it be done as easy as the Konis ?
Cheers
Wayne
Teins.. How hard is it to...... ?
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Re: Teins.. How hard is it to...... ?
99MXV wrote:Adjust the settings on the suspension ?
Given you have the right tool to do it.
Does it need to go on a hoist, or can it be done as easy as the Konis ?
Cheers
Wayne
The Tein SS and Flex have a knob on the top, just like the Konis. The exception is that the Teins have a "click" as it goes thru its 16 settings.
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Or are you talking about the preload or height adjustment of the spring perches. Simply take the weight off the corner and use the C spanners. Not hard at all.
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