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Originally Posted by roy'sz
That's a great idea, but wouldn't you want to leave those in your toolbox being that you are supposed to adjust the coils when they aren't loaded (i.e. car is off the ground)? But credit is due where credit is earned and either way that is bad ***!
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I like my spanner wrench stored nicely along with the hex driver. I just jack it up and adjust on the fly like star mentions below.
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Originally Posted by wstar
Once you know what 1 turn does on your coilovers, you could make minor adjustments on the fly jacking up one wheel at a time in a pinch and just "know" how it will affect things.
The foam thing is awesome, I had no idea it was so easy to shape with hot metal. I don't have that foam in my car anymore, but now that gives me ideas for organizing some of the tools in a trailer toolbox, just using a square sheet of foam and doing the same thing.
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Different types of foam responds differently so test it out first. Some melt quickly.
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Originally Posted by SgtGoldy
bravo my friend. I was curious how you did it since I only saw it in your album. Truth be told I thought you had someone professionally drill it out with a machine.
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Thanks SgtGoldy. After completing the first one, I said this is too easy for such a pro finished look.
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Originally Posted by Mr&Mrs
Rep to you my friend. Clever idea.
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Originally Posted by TheGreatOne
Brilliant, way better than having them clang around in the back...
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TheGreatOne, and Mr&Mrs! And yes, I agree about having those things in a nice spot and not just somewhere back there.
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Originally Posted by Riptide67
Dude, this is great! I was literally looking at mine and trying to figure out where to put them!
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You can be really creative on placement. I contemplated on stacking them on top of each other but in different directions where one is deeper than the other. I decided based on what I want to do with the space on the upper right side. I have something in mind for it.
Post pics of what you end up doing.