im pretty sure not all coils need to have a hole drilled in order to adjust. cause you're the first person i hear about not being able to adjust but i may be wrong.(i dont personally have coils so idk)

 

for front coils u have to drill a hole in the engine bay above the struts so u can adjust them.... unless u wanna remove the front suspension everytime u wanna adjust them

 

i wanna see results

 

I think what he is referring to is the damping not the coils if I'm correct?!

 

I believe Phil is referring to dampening yes. ST coils don't have that, so no I do not need to drill any holes.

ANOTHER update.

Brought my front coils to work with me today to get them all set up so when I got home I could pop them in and work on the rears.

Then I get asked to work the night shift too. Night shift = more over time (worked a double last week too) so I couldn't get the install finished today due to working 14 hours.

SO TOMORROW. Without any interruptions hopefully, the fronts will be installed when I get home and then the rears will be worked on and finished before dark.

Blahhhhh.

 

lol waiting again. come on!! hahah atleast more income. for future mods

 

Exactly. I figure my over time will at least fund my spacers. I just want them on and I want to be low. It's going to be a huge difference going from the minivan I'm driving now to a lowww b5 .

 

*taping foot*arms crossed*looking at you*looking at watch*looking at you*

<3 me

 

All I have to say is that it took me 3 days to install my one piece headlights.

I'll leave now.

 

I've been patiently, quietly waiting and watching this thread for those damn pics to come up...enough is enough!!! Haha just messing work is work, keep it up it's gonna be sick.