Right (clockwise) is stiffer, left (counter-clockwise) is looser. There are 16 settings on each. The rears are the same way. Hope that helps. I like to keep mine at 12 on the front and 16 in the rear, although I should probably fix that for the street.
Tein SS owners
Well I have um and I forgot how to adjust the damping is it all the way to the right stiffest and all the way to the left softest? Does this vary which way is which say your in the front you have to turn right but in the rear its opposite? Thanks
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my rears are secveraly bouncy over dips and i have a really bad creak/clink on bumps over low speeds in the rear souns like its coming from inside my trunk...my coilovers are set at 12 front and rear
I have heard others have had the same problem and that using the pillow ball mounts solves it.whitemboid said:my rears are secveraly bouncy over dips and i have a really bad creak/clink on bumps over low speeds in the rear souns like its coming from inside my trunk...my coilovers are set at 12 front and rear
I've had my SS's on for over 2 years now with the stock top hats on rear and never have heard any unusual sounds.
Mine are stock as well and they are fine, but I have herd people that said they had this problem replaced the hats with the pillow ball mounts and it fixes it.
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