So do you think a day will come when you'll stop working on a cb7?
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Originally posted by Raf99 View PostSo do you think a day will come when you'll stop working on a cb7?
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Originally posted by Mike1357 View PostYou never retire from the CB game, it's with you for life whether you want it to be or not.
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True.
For now the build has slowed down some. I did get another piece of the daily suspension in. But need 2 more things, also got a ridgid flaring tool. So now I can do my brake lines.
Also still tearing down my blue cb. Since I don't have a lift yet I'll be doing the engine pulling by Jack and muscle yay
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Slow work has been done so far had to pick.up these coils just for the sleeves, ordered the swift springs have a set at home. I went 8k front and rear with a taller spring for the rear. Later on I will change the perches out for better quality ones. Again this is my daily setup til I get fortune autos or amr coilovers
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Yep they are on my to buy list for Lola. I just couldn't afford them for this summer. So hopefully this winter I can get my set. Af_1132 has them on his Accord and has written a review on them. Suspension setup is looking good Darkcloud.Last edited by Rilas; 04-15-2016, 09:43 AM.
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Nice! Have fun adjusting the height... Took me over an hour of fine tuning (after letting them settle for almost two weeks). My Ground-Control sleeves are 1/8" per full rotation of the perch so I was able to dial in within a 1/16" variance all around (1/2 rotation of the perch, could have been as precise as 1/32" with 1/4 turns, but that was too much for my brain to calculate).
Edit: Just noticed the previous post had pictures showing the height markings on your sleeves... that should come in handy!
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Originally posted by apalileo View PostNice! Have fun adjusting the height... Took me over an hour of fine tuning (after letting them settle for almost two weeks). My Ground-Control sleeves are 1/8" per full rotation of the perch so I was able to dial in within a 1/16" variance all around (1/2 rotation of the perch, could have been as precise as 1/32" with 1/4 turns, but that was too much for my brain to calculate).
Edit: Just noticed the previous post had pictures showing the height markings on your sleeves... that should come in handy!
Set my rear camber
Last edited by Darkcloud; 04-24-2016, 07:32 PM.
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Originally posted by apalileo View PostYour experience truly exceeds mine! How do you preset the ride height?? I wish I could figure that out before installation!
Depends on the coil over which most are the same,I find out the spring length and how much they drop, at most 4in. So I set the fronts all the way down then spin them up to where I think I'll.have the perfect height and install them if they are still lower then I think I just adjust a few turn and done. Max time with install 30mins
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