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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I would like to play around with these and try softer damper settings with stiffer bars. I have Eibach adjustable. How easy is it to change from one setting to another? Do i have to have the wheels loaded or could i do this jacked up on stands? i'm worried about getting one sied out and then not being able to get it back into place or seomthing like that

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It's very easy, don't need the wheels loaded and don't really need to take the wheels off. For the rear you can even adjust them with the car on the ground, front is a bit trickier and needs to be jacked up really.

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Thanks you Shalmaneser! Will try some combinations of softer damper and harder ARB when weather allows some road testing.

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