Wanted: Pics of Illuminas
Wanted: Pics of Illuminas
Hope you guys can help me out. I'd like to see some pics of Illuminas. Specifically, installed and the adjustment **** both front and rears. Yeah, a bit of strange request but I'd like to see how easy it will be to adjust them once installed on the car. Thanks
its very easy get a small flathead and turn the dial to the settting u want 1 softest 4 the hardest, simple as that, no need for pics the dial is located on teh top of the strut on the threads
Originally Posted by achebee4you
its very easy get a small flathead and turn the dial to the settting u want 1 softest 4 the hardest, simple as that, no need for pics the dial is located on teh top of the strut on the threads
rears are on top of shock tower too.. but you have to move the molding in the trunk to get to it..
lucky for me there is a huge box in my way, so i have to take out my backseat if i wanted to adjust them :\
lucky for me there is a huge box in my way, so i have to take out my backseat if i wanted to adjust them :\
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Takes less then 2 minutes to adjust all 4 Illuminas.
Just keep the clips off the rear trunk lining so you can pull it back whenever you want to adjust the rear shocks. Access to the tops of the shocks is clear as day once the lining is moved.
Just keep the clips off the rear trunk lining so you can pull it back whenever you want to adjust the rear shocks. Access to the tops of the shocks is clear as day once the lining is moved.
I'll try to get you a picture if I can, but I will agree with everyone that it is very easy to do. With a short flathead screwdriver you can easily reach any of them.
FYI, it's 1 to 5, not 1 to 4.
Originally Posted by achebee4you
its very easy get a small flathead and turn the dial to the settting u want 1 softest 4 the hardest, simple as that, no need for pics the dial is located on teh top of the strut on the threads
Originally Posted by Business810
I'll try to get you a picture if I can, but I will agree with everyone that it is very easy to do. With a short flathead screwdriver you can easily reach any of them.
FYI, it's 1 to 5, not 1 to 4.
FYI, it's 1 to 5, not 1 to 4.
http://www.vqpower.com/v2/modules.ph...article&sid=85 all the pics you need.
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