Easy Adjustable Coilovers

[4Rings3Liters]

I'm looking to get coilovers soon but I'm looking for a set that are easy to adjust while on the car. I don't feel like dropping the subframe every time I want to change something. Are H&Rs coilovers good or am I going to have to live with the hassle?

[manhertm]

The only ones, I've heard that are adjustable on the car are Vogtlands and of course the V-Maxx's that are due to drop, er, sometime in the future.

[02silverb6]

If I remember correctly Bilstein PSS9's are alot easier if not the easiest.

[CyberPMG]

If I remember correctly Bilstein PSS9's are alot easier if not the easiest.

They are very easy. Don't even need to jack up the car to change the dampening. Just push in and dial the number wheel for the rebound setting you need.

For ride height adjustment, I just raised mine up an inch for the winter. The front coils were super easy to raise. Didn't even really need tools to get it done. The rear coils took more time and had to use the spanners to get the job done. Never had to remove them from the car, but did take the wheels off.

[rxrep]

Vogtlands are easy as pie. Allen/hex on an extension right up through the hole in the center of the rear spring. No subframe dropping or spring pulling for adjustment at all.
I don't even have to jack my car up or take wheels off.
These really came in handy during the intial settling phase. You can micro-adjust all four corners to perfect ride height and not have to think, "F this. It's too much of a PITA to do so I'll leave it 1/8" off".

[dchan189]

dude just get tein street coilovers with edfc, just a click away for adjusting!

[manhertm]

dude just get tein street coilovers with edfc, just a click away for adjusting!

I think he was speaking about height adjustability and edfc only adjusts dampening. Furthermore Tein doesn't make and edfc module for our cars.