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PSS9 height adjustment: Do I need a special tool?

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I bought my PSS9's used from another Rennlister and they didn't have any wrenches.
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I know with my M3 and TC Klines it came with a handy height adjustment wrench, but IIRC, it's pretty easy to adjust height on adjustable coilovers with any type of tool like the one the TCKs came with which I am assuming my shop has.
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I know with my M3 and TC Klines it came with a handy height adjustment wrench, but IIRC, it's pretty easy to adjust height on adjustable coilovers with any type of tool like the one the TCKs came with which I am assuming my shop has.
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You might check thru Rennlist and RennTech to see if any guys in your area can loan you a set of the wrenches to do the adjustments.
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I put out an inquiry and Alex from SharkWerks sent me a set (good fellow that he is)....you might try asking around.
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I know with my M3 and TC Klines it came with a handy height adjustment wrench, but IIRC, it's pretty easy to adjust height on adjustable coilovers with any type of tool like the one the TCKs came with which I am assuming my shop has.
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You might check thru Rennlist and RennTech to see if any guys in your area can loan you a set of the wrenches to do the adjustments.
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I put out an inquiry and Alex from SharkWerks sent me a set (good fellow that he is)....you might try asking around.
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I bought my PSS9's used from another Rennlister and they didn't have any wrenches.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm getting an alignment and corner balance in a bit. I know with my M3 and TC Klines it came with a handy height adjustment wrench, but IIRC, it's pretty easy to adjust height on adjustable coilovers with any type of tool like the one the TCKs came with which I am assuming my shop has. Is this true or must I source a PSS9 height adjuster tool thingy?

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The PSS9's come with two wrenches to do the adjustments. You might check thru Rennlist and RennTech to see if any guys in your area can loan you a set of the wrenches to do the adjustments. I bought my PSS9's used from another Rennlister and they didn't have any wrenches. I put out an inquiry and Alex from SharkWerks sent me a set (good fellow that he is)....you might try asking around.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I do need these two wrenches? They are that special or can it still be done with some other tool?

POST 4Original post

is it something like those? i don't have pss9, i just googled this image.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looks like a very common tool... same as the TC Klines.

POST 6Original post

I seem to recall that I've seen some sort of pipe wrench that's configured sort of like this....it was used to turn fittings on steel pipe....but these tools aren't that expensive. I believe you can order them from Pelican. If you are going to keep the PSS9's...you might as well have a set of these since they're required if you want to do any suspension adjustments to your car.

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