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H&R RSS Clubsport too low in front

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I have the front adjusted to it�s highest setting (adjusted all the way at the the bottom of the threaded tube), yet it�s too low.

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Ended up tweaking the ride height several times to get the front tire clearance (for track use) and stance to my liking.

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I have the front adjusted to it�s highest setting (adjusted all the way at the the bottom of the threaded tube), yet it�s too low.

H&R RSS Clubsport too low in front

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Ended up tweaking the ride height several times to get the front tire clearance (for track use) and stance to my liking.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just finished installing the H&R RSS Clubsport coilovers on my �99 C2. I have the front adjusted to it�s highest setting (adjusted all the way at the the bottom of the threaded tube), yet it�s too low. Anyone ever add coil spacer or something similar? Rear has plenty of adjustment up/down but front is maxed at highest it can go. Seems like H&R could have done a better job at sizing. The bracket that the pinch bolt goes through could be cut off and welded further down but I�d be concerned about heat from welding messing up strut inside. Taking in for alignment to Porsche racing shop this week so maybe they will have suggestions. i do track the car 6+ times a year and drive it a couple of times a week to work. Not sure I can even get in at work as speed bump and high angle of entrance may scrape too much as it is Feels great on the street so far. Thanks, Kevin Atlanta

POST 2Original post

To be at the highest setting, you'd need to be at the top of the threaded tube, not the bottom. It sounds like you have it in the lowest possible setting.

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Quotes source post: 15870003

If I move it up, doesn�t that make the spring shorter and lower the car?

POST 5Original post

No, it raises the car - the spring remains the same length unless it's under compression (i.e. - you hit a bump).

POST 6Original post

That photo shows the coil over perch in the lowest setting. Raising the bottom perch will raise the car - you have lots of room to move up.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks! I still hate geometry 30+ years later... don�t know why I can�t wrap my head around that. I�m stuck on thinking if I compress spring more, it goes lower. I�ll adjust it back up and think about it while I�m doing it and hopefully I�ll see my error in thinking. thanks again. Kevin

POST 8Original post

It can be confusing. For the purposes of height adjustment on your coil overs, consider the spring a fixed length. If the spring collar goes up, it raises the ride height. If the spring collar goes down, it lowers your ride height. I suppose if you were to add or remove a bunch of weight, it could vary the length a tiny little bit, but I doubt it would be enough to notice (especially with those spring rates on the club sport setup!).

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok, raising the perch pushes car up, that makes sense now. Kevin

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I have the same coilovers as you do. Ended up tweaking the ride height several times to get the front tire clearance (for track use) and stance to my liking. Plan on multiple adjustments to get it just right. I am at about 75% track usage with the car and am very happy with the performance on a variety of tracks. Enjoy!

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