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As above really, have had some KW V3's fitted, just need to know please how do I get to the top of the rear suspension so as to adjust?? Thanks!
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YOUR RESEARCHHow to access rear suspension tops from inside?
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POST 2Original post
Coupe or cab?
POST 3Original post
If it's a coupe just pull out the flat bit of carpet out that sits behind the rear seats and you'll be looking at the strut tops
POST 4Original post
You might need to pull out the Bose sub too. There are two Allen bolts behind the speaker port outlets
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks all, it's a non-Bose coupe, so looks like I just need to pull out a flat bit of carpet...! Sounds easy enough, just assumed it would be more involved than that!!
POST 6Original post
It's nice to take an easy win when one presents itself!
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks, have already been looking at the KW extension cable things that fix to the top of the shocks to raise/move the adjuster knobs to somewhere accessible, but if it's as easy as just removing the carpet then I probably won't have to bother....
POST 8Original post
It is a two second job to remove the carpet, nothing holding it down or anything... But some nice 3D printed brackets and the extensions might look smart. Guess it depends how often you intend to adjust them.
POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks, if its that easy to get to the top of the shocks then for the once or twice I will only hopefully need to adjust them I possibly wont need to bother with the extension things. Just imagined it was going to be a pain! The fronts are easy to get to and only need the plastic covers either side of the battery removing, sounds like the rear is just the same but with the carpet. Panic over. In a past-distant boy-racer day the anodized adjusters sticking up through the carpet would've looked smart and "race car" but if there's now no real need for them I wont bother. Plus will save c. £80!
POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Piece of cake!! Thanks all!
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