Bc coilovers curse!!

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08-20-2016 | 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by blnewt

Other than making sure the preload is set properly in the 5-7mm range (give or take) not much else you can do.

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Originally Posted by HoldmyMouse

Same Taiwanese stuff just different color different name. If you read all the reviews, you will see KW is highly recommended next to Tein.

I was actually going to get tein!!:/ but idk why i went with BC i should tooken all the reviews on em-.- does the clunking noise get worse?

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08-20-2016 | 07:13 PM

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Other than making sure the preload is set properly in the 5-7mm range (give or take) not much else you can do.

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Originally Posted by beachbum718

Tighten preload.also try tightening rear struts while car weight is on them.not jacked up.

Newbie here to coil overs how do i do that??

i can bearly get 2 fingers in the rear

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08-20-2016 | 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by blnewt

Other than making sure the preload is set properly in the 5-7mm range (give or take) not much else you can do.

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Originally Posted by Daddy Fat Sacs

Just makes no sense to continue to buy a product with hopes that you won't have issues. Why chance it from the get go?

Hmmmm a brand new 900$ product specifically designed for a vehicles profile i wouod think it would be tested and given a close look at to make shure its a product worth waisting all this money on, yes there were good reviews and bad reviews i went ahead and said F@#K it about it, but i guess BC dosnt have a solution for this because ppl are still experiencing this issue and are still putting it on the market for sale .

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08-21-2016 | 01:02 AM

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The coilovers work perfectly.
Well damped for my needs. Rebound is good.
It's just noise imo.

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08-24-2016 | 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by beachbum718

When installed right.they are great coilovers.had mine for over 10k no problems.better then tein,ksport,megan for sure.id buy them again if i had to.people with that noise dont set preload rightand dont tighten up top and bottom to correct specs

Mine are installed 100% correctly and I have the right rear clunk. The issue is within the shocks themselves. I have a new set I'll be swapping on soon utilizing the OEM shock mounts. Hopefully that will resolve my clunking.