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11-23-09, 06:12 PM
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I dont know why I did it but I did. I made a mistake without knowing, but I loosened the nut at the top of my coilover...Now, on my right front coilover I cannot adjust the dampning. The adjuster just spins.Is there a fix for this? Did I even cause this or could this be a manufacture defect? Anyone have any experience with this? The coilovers im running are Power by Max. Thanks in advance, I dont have much experience with coilovers. 
11-23-09, 07:02 PM
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I used an impact gun. That top nut there is for removing/installing camber plates. Install coil, drop the car on its own weight, use an impact gun on that top nut, DONE.
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11-23-09, 08:35 PM
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Just to verify which one? Assuming A, but I just wanna double check. Nut B seems to be aluminum and I dunno how it will hold up to an impact. And Yeah Jason I love them so far.
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PBM is just down in San Diego. I'd first give um a call at 858-566-6969 and if you're really not sure, just take um down to them and I'm sure they'd help you out.
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