PLEASE READ: at min 18:15 shows that the lower seat for the spring is removed and “put away”. A few minutes later when the installer places the MSS kit, he clearly does not Include the lower seat. THIS IS A MISTAKE!!!!! The rear spring kit MUST include the lower spring seat piece. Failing to place the seat will result in an uncomfortable clicking metal-on-metal sound when the springs compress and decompress over the control arm. Furthermore, the paper instructions state that the seat must be kept (“retain the lower OE seats”).
Online instructions say to remove OEM lower spring seat as well. I tested it with the OEM seat in place and ride height INCREASED 5mm over OEM spring at lowest MSS setting.
This was my only issue when installing these. They don't give you any indication on where you should set it initially to make sure you're not too low or anything. I just kept them at the highest adjustment and then adjusted them lower after that.
Alfa tribute wheels on a Supra...who would have thought. Definitely different. So a stealth "coilover" using/keeping OE components. Adjustment range looks limited.
PLEASE READ:
at min 18:15 shows that the lower seat for the spring is removed and “put away”. A few minutes later when the installer places the MSS kit, he clearly does not Include the lower seat.
THIS IS A MISTAKE!!!!!
The rear spring kit MUST include the lower spring seat piece.
Failing to place the seat will result in an uncomfortable clicking metal-on-metal sound when the springs compress and decompress over the control arm.
Furthermore, the paper instructions state that the seat must be kept (“retain the lower OE seats”).
Online instructions say to remove OEM lower spring seat as well. I tested it with the OEM seat in place and ride height INCREASED 5mm over OEM spring at lowest MSS setting.
Did you use a spring compressor for the fronts? Thanks.
No need for spring compression if you have an additional jack
Do you have any videos actually showing how to adjust the height??
This was my only issue when installing these. They don't give you any indication on where you should set it initially to make sure you're not too low or anything. I just kept them at the highest adjustment and then adjusted them lower after that.
@@TravisRayLive is it easy for you to adjust the rears without removing everything?
Alfa tribute wheels on a Supra...who would have thought. Definitely different. So a stealth "coilover" using/keeping OE components. Adjustment range looks limited.