Got my AGX's !!!
Re: Got my AGX's !!!
Originally posted by Nismo82
Finally. I will soon have my sprints on with them! How do you adjust the back skocks? There is no **** like the front ones.
Finally. I will soon have my sprints on with them! How do you adjust the back skocks? There is no **** like the front ones.
_RMB
Re: Re: Got my AGX's !!!
Originally posted by rmb
Ummmm..... If they're real orange AGX's the rears should have a big plastic 8 position dial right on the outside of the housing. The fronts should have a 4-position setting built into the top of the strut rod adjusted with a little screwdriver.
_RMB
Ummmm..... If they're real orange AGX's the rears should have a big plastic 8 position dial right on the outside of the housing. The fronts should have a 4-position setting built into the top of the strut rod adjusted with a little screwdriver.
_RMB
and you can change your sig now if you really do have AGXs.
Re: Got my AGX's !!!
Originally posted by Nismo82
Finally. I will soon have my sprints on with them! How do you adjust the back skocks? There is no **** like the front ones.
Finally. I will soon have my sprints on with them! How do you adjust the back skocks? There is no **** like the front ones.
The rears have a large **** on the side of the strut below the spring seat. The fronts DO NOT have a **** on them. Adjustment is achieved by using a small flat head screwdriver (supplied w/ the struts) and pushing and turning the adjuster on the very top of the piston shaft. If you look on the very top, you will see 4 numbers arranged in a circle.
Re: Re: Got my AGX's !!!
Originally posted by GlenH
I think you are confusing the front ones with the rears.
The rears have a large **** on the side of the strut below the spring seat. The fronts DO NOT have a **** on them. Adjustment is achieved by using a small flat head screwdriver (supplied w/ the struts) and pushing and turning the adjuster on the very top of the piston shaft. If you look on the very top, you will see 4 numbers arranged in a circle.
I think you are confusing the front ones with the rears.
The rears have a large **** on the side of the strut below the spring seat. The fronts DO NOT have a **** on them. Adjustment is achieved by using a small flat head screwdriver (supplied w/ the struts) and pushing and turning the adjuster on the very top of the piston shaft. If you look on the very top, you will see 4 numbers arranged in a circle.
Re: Re: Re: Got my AGX's !!!
Originally posted by maxNYC
Will the rear ***** be blocked by the strut boots?
Will the rear ***** be blocked by the strut boots?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Got my AGX's !!!
Originally posted by GlenH
The rear ***** are located BELOW the spring seat. Thus, they are not anywhere close to the strut boots. The rears are easily accessible from below the car. Don't need to take the tire off or anything. Just crouch down, reach behind the rear wheel and turn the dial.
The rear ***** are located BELOW the spring seat. Thus, they are not anywhere close to the strut boots. The rears are easily accessible from below the car. Don't need to take the tire off or anything. Just crouch down, reach behind the rear wheel and turn the dial.
Re: Re: Got my AGX's !!!
Originally posted by GlenH
I think you are confusing the front ones with the rears.
The rears have a large **** on the side of the strut below the spring seat. The fronts DO NOT have a **** on them. Adjustment is achieved by using a small flat head screwdriver (supplied w/ the struts) and pushing and turning the adjuster on the very top of the piston shaft. If you look on the very top, you will see 4 numbers arranged in a circle.
I think you are confusing the front ones with the rears.
The rears have a large **** on the side of the strut below the spring seat. The fronts DO NOT have a **** on them. Adjustment is achieved by using a small flat head screwdriver (supplied w/ the struts) and pushing and turning the adjuster on the very top of the piston shaft. If you look on the very top, you will see 4 numbers arranged in a circle.
They are real, and I was back asswards.
there should be little screw drivers that came with the front ones .... the adjustment is on the top it had 4 settings (1-4) once you put the AGX's on you'll see, you're able to adjust them by simply popping the hood ... the little screw drivers help adjust
hope that helps
Originally posted by StygianMax
When you install your rear shocks, make sure the **** is facing towards the centerline of the car & not the outside. It makes adjusting of the **** that much easier.
When you install your rear shocks, make sure the **** is facing towards the centerline of the car & not the outside. It makes adjusting of the **** that much easier.
Jae
Originally posted by StygianMax
When you install your rear shocks, make sure the **** is facing towards the centerline of the car & not the outside. It makes adjusting of the **** that much easier.
When you install your rear shocks, make sure the **** is facing towards the centerline of the car & not the outside. It makes adjusting of the **** that much easier.
Originally posted by ThurzNite
how's that possible? I thought there's only 1 way to mount struts?
Jae
how's that possible? I thought there's only 1 way to mount struts?
Jae
I have my adjustment ***** facing outward, but I'm sure many people have them inward too. I guess its easier to adjust if theyre facing inward, but I don't really adjust them too much anyway.
Originally posted by ThurzNite
how's that possible? I thought there's only 1 way to mount struts?
Jae
how's that possible? I thought there's only 1 way to mount struts?
Jae
Originally posted by spiff56747
I'm pretty sure you can mount them either way. All you have to do is rotate the top part that has the two bolts that attach to your body, everything else is pretty much symmetrical.
I have my adjustment ***** facing outward, but I'm sure many people have them inward too. I guess its easier to adjust if theyre facing inward, but I don't really adjust them too much anyway.
I'm pretty sure you can mount them either way. All you have to do is rotate the top part that has the two bolts that attach to your body, everything else is pretty much symmetrical.
I have my adjustment ***** facing outward, but I'm sure many people have them inward too. I guess its easier to adjust if theyre facing inward, but I don't really adjust them too much anyway.
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