How to fit BC Racing Coilovers?
- Thread starter Asim
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I found the fronts really easy todo, just removing the top bolts and the forks on the bottom of the shocks. Id spray wd40 ob all the bolts first and mak
e sure they all come off before tou start takng everything off. The rears were a bit more awkward, I had to remove the top rear arms and you have to tak the parcel shelf off to get to the top bolts on the shocks.
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e sure they all come off before tou start takng everything off. The rears were a bit more awkward, I had to remove the top rear arms and you have to tak the parcel shelf off to get to the top bolts on the shocks.
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luvmyaccord
6th & Type R Mod
As above really. But just remember to take your time. Make sure you have enough time to get the job done.
Also make sure you can undo all the bolts before removing stuff.
Good luck dude, and would it be possible to take some pics of your work to help others who are interested in this too?
Also make sure you can undo all the bolts before removing stuff.
Good luck dude, and would it be possible to take some pics of your work to help others who are interested in this too?
I just popped it up a bit and theres a plastic trim you can remove to get to the nuts.
BlueVTEC
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The side bits of my seat seem to be hiding the entryinto the parcel shelf
Im not ssure at all how to remove the parcel shelf as I dont want to break anything
Is it a saloon or hatch? If it's a hatch, I could write up a guide for you as I recently stripped out my boot area to apply dynamat.
BlueVTEC
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Mines a Saloon
Ah. Sorry I wouldn't be entirely sure how to remove that trim as I spend most my time on hatchs. If it's anything like the hatch however, it should be fairly easy.
keef247
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link to said thread and pics of fitment and opinions mate?